@yanhua1010: For most people, Obsidian eventually becomes a beautifully organized filing cabinet. It stores a lot, but very little is actually used. This is because it is designed primarily for "input": clipping, organizing, tagging, and folders. However, a truly useful knowledge base should proactively push insights back to you every day. I created an auto-growing Obsidian knowledge base Demo: …
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The author shares an automated Obsidian knowledge base Demo that, by integrating with Claude, delivers daily briefings and facilitates knowledge compounding, transforming passive storage into active insight.
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