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u/Critical-Gene-1422

I kept trying to turn Obsidian into an AI workspace with HTML, terminal, and retrieval.
▲ 2 r/vectordatabase+1 crossposts

I kept trying to turn Obsidian into an AI workspace with HTML, terminal, and retrieval.

HTML support felt bolted on. Terminal plugins were slow and brittle. Continuously indexing a changing note library was surprisingly difficult.

Eventually I realized the issue wasn’t missing plugins. The assumptions were different.

Obsidian was designed around humans manually writing, organizing, and reading notes.

I had already gotten used to harnessing Claude Code. There was no going back.

Recently a friend shared this project exploring the same direction:

https://github.com/liliu-z/stashbase

It feels closer to VS Code than a traditional note app.

u/Critical-Gene-1422 — 4 days ago
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HTML note templates for Claude Code / OpenClaw workflows?

I’ve been experimenting with a small idea around Claude Code / OpenClaw workflows.

I rarely hand-write notes anymore. I usually ask Claude Code to generate docs, summaries, reading notes, etc.

That made me wonder: if AI is writing the note, why should the output always be plain Markdown?

Markdown is still great, but HTML becomes much more practical when a model is generating it — richer layout, collapsible sections, better reading UI, still portable as a single file.

One thing I noticed though: most HTML templates online are for dashboards, SaaS landing pages, admin consoles, etc. Not many are designed for actual notes.

So I started collecting/building HTML note templates + the prompts/workflows used to fill them.

Curious if anyone here has note/doc formats they wish Claude Code could generate directly.

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u/Critical-Gene-1422 — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/Polymarket_Traders

When an outcome looks very likely but the return is small, a lot of people simply don’t bother.
At the same time, the lower-probability side can still get action because people like longshots.

That can leave the obvious side a bit cheaper than it should be.

Yesterday’s peace-deal market felt like a good example to me.
Not because it was guaranteed, but because the market seemed to give too much weight to a less likely path.

Curious whether others have noticed the same thing in similar markets. Happy to discuss.

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u/Critical-Gene-1422 — 1 month ago