Create semantic relation¶

Write a typed relation (supports, contradicts, …) from this note to a target note.

Called create-semantic-relation in the step's YAML.

A Relations action. It asks nothing in the wizard. The relation is stored as a property whose key is the relation type — e.g. supports: "[[Target]]" — which the knowledge model reads as a typed link on its next re-index. Deterministic and offline.

Settings¶

• Relation type — the relation written to the note's frontmatter: Supports, Contradicts, Expands, Inspired by, Question, Example or Implements. Default: Supports.
• Target note — the note this relation points to, written as a [[wikilink]] (without .md). Empty writes nothing.
• Write to — Frontmatter (recommended — the vault picks it up promptly) or Context (only for the next steps). Default: Frontmatter.

What it writes¶

One property; its key is the relation type in lower case, with a hyphen for Inspired by:

---
supports: "[[Target]]"
---

The next steps can use it as {{<property key>}}, e.g. {{supports}}. Plain [[links]] in the body stay untyped links — this action is for the typed ones.

Interactive only¶

The target is fixed in the action's own settings, so it is meant for flows you run by hand. In a shared .zftemplate system's onCreation it does nothing — a template can't know each note's target. In a system, ask for the link with Ask for text (a [[wikilink]] answer) or use Find related / Suggest link.

Removing a relation¶

Run the Remove a relation command with the note open. It lists the note's typed relations and, after a confirmation naming the exact link (type → [[target]]), removes the one you pick from the note's properties — deleting the key when its last value goes. Offline, no AI. Links written in the body are not covered.

Capabilities¶

File-system write of a single typed frontmatter field (the same surface as every action). No network, no AI.