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The Get Notes tool can capture content from major domestic and overseas platforms (Xiaohongshu, Bilibili, Douyin, YouTube, Twitter, etc.) with a 100% link capture success rate. It also supports connecting to tools like Codex via official skills.
An Obsidian plugin that integrates Claude Code to perform one-click rewriting, splitting into sections, topic selection, etc. on the current note, aimed at creators who use Obsidian to manage content.
A comprehensive guide on organizing an Obsidian vault for efficient retrieval, emphasizing a retrieval-first approach over storage-based organization.
A user describes how using Obsidian's linking and graph view transformed their note-taking from isolated files into a connected knowledge network, enabling serendipitous insights and better understanding of their own thinking.
Nota is an AI-powered app that converts voice, scans, sketches, and text into structured notes.
Ellis is an AI-powered tool designed to take notes during in-person meetings, helping users capture and remember conversations.
note.md is a local-first markdown-based workspace designed for research writings, offering a distraction-free environment.
A step-by-step guide to set up Claude AI with a personal folder structure and a CLAUDE.md instruction file so it remembers everything over time.
A blog post describing org-remark, an Emacs package for annotating files in-place, addressing the decoupling problem in digital note-taking by keeping notes attached to their source.
A tweet argues that most Obsidian vaults are just cluttered homework folders, and the true power lies in automating daily briefings and inbox processing using cron jobs and a persistent Claude configuration for $25/month.
The user shares their workflow of integrating Obsidian with WeChat, Hermes, GitHub, and iCloud, enabling direct recording of thoughts into Obsidian via WeChat and using iCloud for free syncing between computer and phone.
A guide to building a personal operating system using Obsidian, Claude Code, and N8N automation that is designed to survive bad days and reduce manual maintenance.
A comprehensive guide on building a self-updating dashboard in Obsidian using Dataview and YAML properties to surface daily priorities, active projects, and client health from across a vault.
Files.md is a free, open-source markdown note-taking app that runs in the browser, stores files locally, and offers synchronization and a Telegram chatbot for on-the-go access.
A curated list of must-have Obsidian plugins for academics, covering citation management, note organization, and workflow automation to enhance research productivity.
Nexidion is an open-source hierarchical Markdown note-taking app with an autonomous local AI background worker that can reorganize, summarize, and extract action items from notes using local LLMs, with built-in version control for safety.
Obsidian CEO Steph Ango shares his low-friction note-taking workflow, centered on using templates, properties, and internal links instead of folders and tags, emphasizing quick capturing and automatic structuring.
Adaptive Markdown is an open-source document format/viewer that uses coding agents to make documents interactive, enabling live workspaces for tasks like academic reading, note-taking, and automated workflows.
The founder of Obsidian demonstrates his personal note-taking workflow within the app, emphasizing heavy internal linking and minimal folder usage, with categories stored as properties on each note. The article teaches how to build a personal knowledge base using this method.
Introduces Knowly AI tool, capable of interpreting YouTube videos and arXiv papers with impressive results. Interaction and interpretation quality rival NotebookLM. Comes with a Chrome extension already featured by Google. Drawbacks: limited free quota and slightly slow vector processing.