I built a manual Obsidian system turning weekly work/collections into usable data. Conceptually improve the operator not the vault.
I jokingly said to myself, "great now I have a second brain, but I'm not at all smarter."
I feel like my obsidian vault/2nd brain was write only, read never. I can't be the only person. So I structured some prompts, mulled it over with Claude, and designed a four agent loop for Obsidian. I had no intention of it, becoming as formal as it did, but it all centered around me and my tendencies.
I generally think something is cool and I really get into it, but that flame burns out really quick. So my vault became several dozen web scrapes, X bookmarks, videos, summaries, etc. Projects had been working on, papers I've been writing, half built ideas went to my Obsidian faults and weren't read again.
Dreamer will read the past weeks inputs, distill what is relevant based on me and my tendencies (there is a intake .MD that facilitates this), updates a living doc, and outputs a concrete achievable to-do list wherever you want it to surface. I am in the Apple ecosystem and use reminders.
It's week two for me and I haven't automated it yet, but that's definitely the next step.
I am not pretending this is behavior change magic. I think this is useful for people who already use Obsidian, especially if you have a second brain/wiki style function and want your notes to improve your judgment, not just your archive.
I'm posting this here for some feedback on if this ritual type interpretation of my obsidian vault will solve the right only read never problem.
https://github.com/andrefem13-cpu/Dreamer.git
The read me is pretty explanatory.