With the Claude Code shutdown. I am proud that we build Codex in the open with our OSS repo and we are 100% invested in supporting a flourishing ecosystem of agentic coding tools out there. You can already build on top of https://t.co/AwDBgSWVqU directly, which includes ChatGPT

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Recorded a video about how to get started with Claude Code for non-coding tasks for managing life in Obsidian. That's the video I wish I had when I started six months ago. Claude Code managing my Kanban board!

Hey @kepano, how do you use Obsidian within your team? I'm wondering if there are use cases for integrating Claude Code and Obsidian for small teams (under 10 people) with shared information. Would Git work for this, or is Obsidian Sync the better path? What's your take?

@clawdbot @steipete Video

Recorded video about using Clawd @clawdbot as a personal assistant that sends me daily pdf briefs and does a whole bunch of other stuff. I use it with with my obsidian! Cool stuff Thanks to @steipete for open sourcing

The video is here:

My claude code morning rountine: 7AM without AI: (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ → 7AM with AI: ◕‿◕☕✨

That's kind of cool. Bonus: works both ways. Rather than copying something into the agent window, just ask the agent to read from your clipboard.

🫡 One of the problems working with coding agents: context window runs out. One of the easier solutions I use: ask the agent to write a session handoff for the next agent. It puts the context into my clipboard using pbcopy. I clear the session and continue with context captured.

With this setup, I can collect 20+ YouTube videos on a topic in about a minute, then immediately start chatting with all that content. Makes research so much more efficient. 1 minute demo is here

I found a combination of three tools that completely eliminates this friction for me: Smart Copy Link + Antinote + NotebookLM Importer

I like to use NotebookLM to chat with a bunch of youtube vidoes and websites when I do my reserach. However, I've found the biggest bottleneck is actually getting relevant content into it.

And blog post with technical details/implementation and learnings!

Here is the demo walkthrough: https://t.co/iTNbh1in7h

I've been experimenting with Claude Code in Obsidian and built a personal assistant that helps me to start my day It scans my calendar, asks 3 questions about my daily intentions, processes my voice responses, and creates structured daily note in Obsidian

Capture meaningful interactions with Claude Code into reusable workflows: https://t.co/UgbHlEywKD

When you interact with Claude Code, don't let meaningful interactions disappear. Use this command to capture them into reusable workflows. I tried creating a few workflows and it performs really well. Also included a context file for Claude for writing good slash commands (gist)

Claude Code isn't just for code. I use it creatively to automate tasks in my Obsidian. Here is how it sorts my inbox. Enjoy! https://t.co/8NdJ6pkOy8

The beauty is that now when agent wants to work within my Obsidian vault, it can easily understand the structure and organization just by reading a single markdown file that outlines the entire system. Cool!