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Obsidian adjusts its commercial licensing approach, allowing companies to use the product before paying once adoption grows, rather than requiring per-seat purchases upfront.
A tweet recommending nine YouTube channels that teach the thinking behind Obsidian rather than just features, helping users build a lasting note-taking system.
A plugin for Obsidian automatically pulls full paper metadata from arXiv into properly formatted notes, fixing scattered research reference chaos. The post also mentions a guide to ten web clipper templates that boost Obsidian workflow productivity.
An out-of-the-box Obsidian Vault template built on PARA and Periodic Notes to form a complete knowledge management system. Beginners can download, unzip, and use it directly without configuring plugins or structure.
Obsidian 1.13 is now available on desktop and mobile, adding search and keyboard navigation in settings, easier image resizing/zoom, an iOS share sheet, and various bug fixes and performance improvements.
A critical response to Brennan Kenneth Brown's article questioning what note-taking PKMs have accomplished, arguing that tools like Obsidian enable people to contribute rather than directly adding to public knowledge.
obsidian-second-brain is an open-source tool that uses seven AI agents to automatically organize notes, wikilink them into a graph, and generate topic pages overnight from a single markdown source, with no cloud dependencies.
DeepPaperNote is an open-source tool that automatically converts papers (via title, link, or PDF) into structured Obsidian notes, bridging Zotero reference management and Obsidian knowledge base. It supports multiple AI agents (Claude Code / Codex), automatically identifies paper types, and extracts key information such as formulas, experimental data, and figures.
An Anthropic engineer's personal Obsidian vault was accidentally leaked online, briefly revealing a highly organized knowledge management system with thousands of interconnected notes across multiple languages, running on free, open-source tools.
A developer built a system that connects Claude to Obsidian to turn cloned GitHub repos into a searchable vault that identifies duplicates, tracks actual usage, and flags abandoned dependencies.
A user shares how his CLAUDE.md file for Claude AI is not a bio but a single instruction to never ask for organization before helping, allowing Claude to read raw Obsidian notes as-is and surface hidden connections, preventing perfectionist procrastination.
The CEO of Obsidian has open-sourced his personal Obsidian vault template on GitHub, designed to enhance AI productivity and note-taking.
Combining a neural network (Claude Code), Obsidian, and Karpathy's single-file note method creates a self-organizing second brain that recalls past thoughts via AI queries, replacing manual review and traditional folder-based systems.
Wes Roth demonstrates an AI-driven knowledge graph system built with Fable, Obsidian, and Claude Code, enabling automatic organization, linking, and updating of notes. The article also mentions that xAI has open-sourced the Grok Build coding agent framework.
A 58-year-old machinist digitized 24 years of paper notebooks into Obsidian over a weekend, creating a powerful personal knowledge graph that impressed his daughter and enabled instant retrieval of past repair solutions. The article covers 12 Obsidian tricks for effortless organization.
KizunaShelf is a self-hosted, schema-flexible media tracker that stores data as Markdown files, offering desktop and mobile apps for tracking books, movies, anime, and more.
A tool that enables users to chat with their Obsidian notes using local AI models, ensuring privacy.
A Twitter thread argues that the key to powerful AI agents is not better prompts but accumulated personal context and memory systems, highlighting Obsidian as a tool for compounding knowledge. The author predicts a widening gap between those using AI alone and those combining it with personal context.
This article introduces how to use AI (Codex and GBrain) to automate the Inbox processing and knowledge flywheel of Obsidian knowledge base, realizing a closed loop from knowledge input, processing, connection to output, and enhancing the vitality of personal knowledge system.
Open-sourced the 'A Fu TODO' Skill, using AI models such as Claude Codex and DeepSeek to automatically scan, group, and prioritize to-do items, with calendar sync support, aiming to solve pain points in knowledge management and task organization.