I’d use AI for a number of reasons, all including chaos and chance; I wouldn’t use AI to write or change my Obsidian notes but rather to provide at least one different perspective.

Hi! Would Excalidraw work for you?

I also use more than one vault:

• cooking recipes (read-only, used for reference, contains all recipes from Paprika, a recipe app)
• Microsoft Writing Style Guide (read-only, used for reference, synced from the official Microsoft GitHub repo)
• Tasks and everything synced from Readwise; I read and review books mainly for publishers so it’s super handy to keep book notes and when to publish what in the same space
• dumps from projects with a lot of text that allows me to use the vault as a kind of database

I use Obsidian for different purposes:

• my digital garden, handled via a plugin and GitHub
• technical writing: I work as a tech writer so I use Obsidian for research and to review my writing against a number of frameworks and style guides
• create presentations: nothing spiffy, mainly using the built-in presentation functionality
• note-taking in meetings: I take notes of everything, from screenshots to screencasts to audio. Everything is searchable through the Omnisearch plugin

Wow! Thanks a lot! So weird, I’ve used all kinds of bookmarking services and built my own with the Dataview plugin in Obsidian… This is very easy. I can confirm that the sync part works without a Raindrop subscription.

Thanks! I just tried Omnivore, but it appears that highlighted images are broken in Obsidian; these images don’t link to the original image but rather through Omnivore’s own proxy, which (for me) breaks the images.

I prefer the Pocket > Readwise > Obsidian route, meaning I use the Readwise plugin in Obsidian. It costs a pretty penny but doesn’t send images through a proxy…

Thanks! Do you use Obsidian gruvbox or Material Gruvbox?

My favourites are:

AnuPpuccin

This is my favourite theme at work. Beautiful in dark mode and works perfectly with the Style settings plugin.

Things 2

My favourite on mobile. Simple, fast, and supports a few plugins that I really dig.

Nice to see people so involved with Obsidian here!

OK, these are my favourite five plugins per category. The links lead to a blog post I’ve written where I detail what each plugin does and from where they can be downloaded, both via GitHub and via Obsidian desktop:

For work

• Advanced Tables
• Influx
• Jira Issue
• Tasks
• Vale

For private use

• Dataview
• Omnisearch
• Readwise Official
• Style Settings
• Tasks