MCP Server for Bear note taking app available as Claude Desktop extension or standalone server for any other AI tool
Personal Wiki of things I learn every day at the intersection of tech, life & stuff (my second brain 🧠️)
An MCP server that enables searches within Obsidian vaults using the Omnisearch plugin API. Returns absolute paths to matching notes for seamless integration. 🚀
A practical playbook for building a personal knowledge system with Obsidian, Claude, Codex, and an LLMWiki-style folder structure.
Splits entire day MP3 recordings into important segment.
A Second Brain template implemented in 11ty supporting wikilinks, Obsidian, and more
Markdown/Obsidian vault web viewer
Local-only HTML: your Spellbook + GitHub stars as interactive graphs—not another bookmark list. Built for brains that think in remixes (Ableton energy): drag, cluster, read READMEs in context, and chase “what if I combine this with that?” serendipity instead of scrolling spreadsheets.
Basically is a lightweight Python script that fetches issues from a GitHub repository (including private ones) using the GitHub API and writes them into your Obsidian vault as neatly formatted Markdown notes.
*An autonomous, always-on, emotionally-persistent AI partner modeled on Elliot Alderson. Not a chatbot. A continuously-running mind-shaped process that lives on your PC.*
LLM과 지식 그래프를 활용한 개인지식관리(PKM) 서비스, Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) service powered by LLM and Knowledge Graph
Second Brain, digital garden, whatever you wanna call it!
Atlas is a local-first second brain built with Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui primitives. It keeps Areas, Tasks (with recurrence), Habits, Notes, an Archive.
🗂️ Boost your Obsidian experience with a powerful Model Context Protocol server for vault access, knowledge graph analysis, and seamless integrations.
Connect the dots of your daily life with a cross-platform hub designed to keep you focused, organized, and moving forward.
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