Give Your Obsidian Vault a Private AI
Your Obsidian vault is just files — which means a local model can read it. PARA notes, a private AI, and not one byte sent to the cloud.
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Your Obsidian vault is just files — which means a local model can read it. PARA notes, a private AI, and not one byte sent to the cloud.
You can answer thirty messages and touch none of what mattered. Three outcomes a day, one aimed at the week, is how you tell them apart.
Local AI feels like it needs a huge, pricey machine. It doesn’t — the engine under Ollama, driven directly, runs a 30B agent on 24GB.
The fix takes two minutes on Monday: decide the three outcomes that would make it a good week — before the week decides for you.
Fifteen years of practices and apps. The one that stayed costs nothing, needs no screen, and still ends flat on the floor in shavasana.
Ten years of habit trackers taught me one thing: the streak counter isn’t motivating you. It’s the reason your planner is in a drawer.
A free, open-source tool replaced the subscription and does more. But my disk stays clean for a deeper reason: my Mac is built from code.
The best note system I ever had cost nothing and had no search. It just stood where I couldn’t walk past it.
Agents got good enough to run in parallel. My terminal didn’t, and I became the bottleneck — cycling panes to find the one waiting on me.
Ten years, a dozen apps, and three systems run daily. Almost none of it survived — and what did fits on a single page.