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Custom software used to be a luxury reserved for people with a budget. With AI, a tool shaped exactly like my workflow costs less than adapting to a generic one — which quietly changed what I build, what I still buy, and where the line between the two sits.
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Capture feels productive, but every note I save creates a future obligation. Here is how I learned to treat my Obsidian inbox as a temporary gate, not a place where ideas go to die.
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My Obsidian vault and my Hugo blog speak different dialects of Markdown, so I built HugoBridge — an Obsidian plugin that validates, transforms, and exports a note into a clean Hugo page bundle in one explicit command
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Vibe coding promises instant apps. After shipping Lemonize and MyAbonPlus with AI, here's why real AI-assisted development looks more like product management than magic.
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Obsidian never had a fast way to capture an idea from anywhere on the Mac, so I built Lemonize — one shortcut, zero permissions, and it now feeds Bear and DEVONthink too.
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What we call 'Obsidian' is really separate, replaceable layers — storage, format, UI, agent. Counting how many you can swap without touching the others is the real test of whether your notes app owns you.
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