Open-source, model-agnostic platform for building and running autonomous coding agents. Operated by All Hands AI; CEO Robert Brennan, Chief Scientist Graham Neubig (also CMU LTI). Cloud is hosted at `app.all-hands.dev`; core repo is MIT-licensed and community-maintained under the `OpenHands` GitHub
Portent is an open specification for work and personal knowledge bases. It defines a small, opinionated vocabulary of note types, relationships, and lifecycle states so that knowledge bases become "easy for humans and agents to understand." Released under the MIT license by Luca Rossi (founder of Re
If you sync your Obsidian vault through iCloud Drive, startup can be painfully slow because iCloud lazily downloads file contents only when something tries to read them. Obsidian scanning thousands of notes on launch triggers that download cascade.
Out of the box, Obsidian does not include AI features. It fully relies on external AI applications and AI community plugins to provide AI support.
A tool for detecting and removing watermarks added by AI image generators (like DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion) to images.
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A 5-step recipe for turning any repeatable process into a reusable AI agent skill. Do, Codify, Run, Iterate, Skillify. The first four come from Evelyn Chapman. The fifth is what turns a process note into actual automation.
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After 4 years of building, Obsidian Starter Kit v4 is out and it's fully AI-enabled. Receptionist routing, dozens of specialized agents, hundreds of AI skills, LLM Wikis, the new Graph Explorer plugin, and an identity system that teaches AI who you are.
Claudian embeds AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Opencode, and others) directly into Obsidian. The vault becomes the agent's working directory — file read/write, search, bash, and multi-step workflows all work out of the box.
Six months ago Cursor was an AI code editor. Today it is closer to an agent control room that happens to contain an editor. That shift did not arrive in one release. It came across four of them, and the direction is consistent enough to be worth writing down.
Google I/O 2026 happened yesterday, and Google shipped a lot. New models, a reworked developer platform, agents everywhere. Most of a keynote like this is noise unless you actually build with the stuff. So here's the short version: what changed, what matters for knowledge work, and the one date you
For a long time my site effectively had a single RSS feed: the one at /rss/. It worked, but it forced an all-or-nothing choice: subscribe to everything I publish, or nothing.
A Ghost site looks like it has a single RSS feed (the one at `/rss/`), but it actually exposes many, and you can add your own filtered feeds on top. This note captures the process so I can explain it to others.
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