I have 994 permanent notes. That number proves nothing.
A knowledge system only earns its place when notes leave it — the output test I now apply to my Obsidian vault
Read articleA knowledge system only earns its place when notes leave it — the output test I now apply to my Obsidian vault
Read articleCapture 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.
Read articleMy 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
Read articleObsidian 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.
Read articleWhat 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.
Read articleCLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, a one-page identity file, a skills folder, and a set of maps to my key notes — the whole AI layer on top of my Obsidian vault is plain markdown I own, not configuration locked inside any single tool.
Read articlePARA organizes my vault by how actionable a note is, not by its subject — and pairs with a Zettelkasten so the thinking survives the projects.
Read articleObsidian is powerful because it can stay simple: local files, plain text, links when needed, and just enough structure to keep thinking calm.
Read articleThe exact pipeline I run to turn web clippings and highlights into atomic, linked permanent notes — Claude does the structuring, I stay the curator.
Read articleI kept AI out of my Obsidian vault for years. MCP changed the equation — not by making the vault smarter, but by giving AI a specific job with a clear boundary and a review step.
Read articleNotion is a very popular productivity app, versatile, powerful, and beautifully designed, but long-term reliability and control over data matter most.
Read articleI’ve penned an article detailing my two-year journey with Obsidian, and I’m eager to further delve into my daily interactions with this formidable tool, highlighting how I orchestrate my projects.
Read articleIn today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, we are inundated with a plethora of note-taking and knowledge-management tools.
Read articleToday I’m excited to share my two-year adventure with Obsidian, a versatile note-taking application that has become an essential part of my daily life.
Read articleFollowing the launch of Obsidian’s new ‘properties’ feature, I embarked on a journey to optimize my notes to capitalize on this improvement.
Read articleAn exploration of note-taking and knowledge management apps for the modern professional As a content producer and an avid user of Obsidian, I have exp
Read articleCreate note templates for Bear 2.0 and Obsidian with Espanso to write faster and more consistently.
Read articleA real-world example of project management with Tana based on day-to-day use.
Read articleAn introduction to personal knowledge management with Obsidian to better capture, organize, and retrieve information.
Read articleThree concrete benefits of a PKM system for organizing ideas, notes, and knowledge over time.
Read articleA hands-on look at Tana compared with Obsidian for PKM and note-taking.
Read articleWhy Obsidian became my tool of choice for personal knowledge management.
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