Obsidian
PulseAugur coverage of Obsidian — every cluster mentioning Obsidian across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- developed Fallout 90%
- developed by Fallout: New Vegas 90%
- developed Bethesda 90%
- developed by Fallout 3 90%
- developed Fallout 5 90%
- uses LLM Wiki 70%
- affiliated with Fallout 70%
- used by LLM Wiki 70%
- developed Fallout: New Vegas 70%
- affiliated with Bethesda 70%
- affiliated with Elder Scrolls 6 70%
- used by Make Com 70%
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AI images on food menus unappetizing for consumers · 3 sources tracked
AI-generated images are increasingly appearing on food menus, leading to consumer dissatisfaction due to their unappetizing and unrealistic depictions of food. These images, often featuring items like leathery meat or b…
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Privacy concerns arise over uploading Obsidian vaults to LLMs
Users are expressing concern over the privacy implications of uploading entire Obsidian vaults into large language models, particularly when these models are not fully on-premises. This practice is viewed as potentially…
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Vault Cortex implements OAuth 2.1 for secure Claude access to personal notes
An open-source MCP server called Vault Cortex allows Claude to access and modify a personal Obsidian vault, acting as a "second brain." The server's architecture prioritizes security due to the high value of the data it…
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Tools for building a personal knowledge base, or "second brain"
The article discusses building a personal knowledge base, referred to as a "second brain," using digital tools. The author shares their experience using Obsidian for over a month and is now incorporating a new tool call…
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InkGist offers AI-powered web summarization with actionable insights
InkGist is a tool that summarizes web pages and provides actionable guidance on whether to save the content and what next steps to take. After summarizing, it automatically adds the content to a bookmark library, with o…
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New grounded-mcp server adds trust and safety to AI knowledge base access
A new Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server called grounded-mcp has been developed to address trust issues in AI agents accessing company knowledge bases. This server implements three key guardrails: providin…
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Claude Code uses Obsidian and hooks to log AI coding decisions
A developer has implemented a system using Claude Code and Obsidian to maintain a persistent record of coding agent decisions and reasoning, which is not typically preserved after a session ends. This system involves th…
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AI analyzes personal knowledge management habits with Claude and Obsidian
The author details their third attempt at using AI to analyze their personal knowledge management (PKM) habits, specifically with the Claude AI and Obsidian software. This update focuses on what methods finally proved e…
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Obsidian and Claude AI Combine for Enhanced Personal Knowledge Management
This article explores how to create a "second brain" using Obsidian, a note-taking application, and Anthropic's Claude AI. The author details a method for integrating Claude with a personal knowledge base stored in plai…
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AI-generated ideas pose challenges for completion and ownership
The article discusses the difficulty of completing ideas that originate from external suggestions, particularly those generated by AI. It highlights how the process of developing an idea that isn't one's own can be chal…
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Developer generates ¥1.2M/month with autonomous Claude Code setup
A developer has built a solo business generating ¥1.2M/month in revenue by leveraging an autonomous setup centered around Claude Code. This system addresses context decay by automatically ingesting conversation logs int…
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Personal AI Agent Built with Hermes and Obsidian
The author details the process of creating a personal AI agent named Donna. This agent was built using the Hermes model and integrated with Obsidian for note-taking and knowledge management. The project focuses on lever…
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Obsidian user questions AI wiki interaction without reading sources
The user is exploring the use of AI with Obsidian for creating interactive wikis from ingested source material. Their primary concern is how to formulate effective questions to query the AI-generated wiki without having…
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Obsidian plugin turns notes into 3D galaxy with Claude Code's help
A developer has created a free, open-source Obsidian plugin called Fathom Starmap, which transforms a user's notes into a 3D galaxy. Notes are represented as stars, folders as constellations, and links as connecting thr…
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VCs build AI 'digital brains' to gain edge, compounding knowledge over RAG · 1 source tracked
Venture capitalists are increasingly adopting "digital brains," a persistent knowledge base maintained by AI agents, to enhance their operations and gain a competitive edge. This approach contrasts with traditional retr…
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ClaudeAI users seek cloud backup solutions for conversations
A Reddit user is seeking methods to back up their conversations with ClaudeAI, specifically looking for a cloud-based solution that preserves entire sessions rather than just saved files. They have encountered issues wi…
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Karpathy-style LLM Wiki enables autonomous knowledge base in Obsidian
A user has detailed a method for creating an autonomous knowledge base, inspired by Andrej Karpathy's approach, that functions like an LLM Wiki. This system is designed to be local-first, accessible through Obsidian, an…
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Obsidian plugin visualizes knowledge base as interactive 3D galaxy
A user has developed a novel Obsidian plugin that visualizes their entire knowledge base as a 3D galaxy. This plugin, named Fathom, uses Claude AI to process notes, decisions, and project logs, transforming them into ce…
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User experiments with Claude AI for idea prototyping and learning
A user is experimenting with Anthropic's Claude AI to assist in prototyping ideas and documenting interesting design issues or techniques that emerge from its use. The user emphasizes maintaining control over coding and…
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Build a 'Second Brain' with Claude Code and Obsidian, Inspired by Karpathy
This article explores how to build a "second brain" using a method inspired by Andrej Karpathy, leveraging the capabilities of Claude for code generation and Obsidian for note-taking. The core idea is to move beyond sim…