Blog
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Turn your Obsidian article map into a WordPress site
Read article: Turn your Obsidian article map into a WordPress siteUse Obsidian as the source of truth, then publish articles, links, and a readable knowledge graph to WordPress without making WordPress the place where thinking happens.
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Turn the answer into one next action
Read article: Turn the answer into one next actionKeep a useful AI conversation from ending as text by choosing one visible, reviewable next action.
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The Starter Kit, explained: five notes, one working system
Read article: The Starter Kit, explained: five notes, one working systemWhat the planned Starter Kit is designed to help you set up, what it will not do, and who it may suit.
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Build a reusable AI briefing in Obsidian
Read article: Build a reusable AI briefing in ObsidianTurn goals, constraints, and decisions stored across five notes into one Current Context briefing you can review and reuse.
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Choose the AI context workflow that fits your work
Read article: Choose the AI context workflow that fits your workChoose one context workflow around the work you already do instead of trying to build a universal system.
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When five notes aren’t enough: build a context system
Read article: When five notes aren’t enough: build a context systemA Context OS is a maintained way to route the right background into a decision — not a magical memory layer.
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How to keep AI context in notes you control
Read article: How to keep AI context in notes you controlTurn scattered background into notes you can inspect, update, and hand to an assistant on purpose.
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How to hand context to an AI assistant, step by step
Read article: How to hand context to an AI assistant, step by stepA short sequence for giving an assistant the background that changes an answer without sharing your whole vault.
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Give, blur, keep local, or never share: the four buckets
Read article: Give, blur, keep local, or never share: the four bucketsClassify recurring information once so you can decide what may be shared, what must be generalized, and what should never enter an AI chat.
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Case study: one product decision, with and without context
Read article: Case study: one product decision, with and without contextA product team asks an AI the same question twice — once with nothing behind it, once with three lines of background. Full context, full answer, both times.