A Second Brain template implemented in 11ty supporting wikilinks, Obsidian, and more
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Jul 7, 2024
A Second Brain template implemented in 11ty supporting wikilinks, Obsidian, and more
Portable markdown memory and knowledge graph for AI agents. Indexes a directory of notes, retrieves the relevant ones, and searches the same corpus as a wikilink graph. No vector database required.
Structured memory plugin for Claude Cowork. Wikilinked knowledge base with tiered context loading and Obsidian integration.
Godot Markdown Previewer with clickable wiki links, aliases and editor navigation
A collection of (eventually) all knowledge.
Maintained fork — MediaWiki/Obsidian-style [[WikiLinks]] plugin for markdown-it. ESM & CJS, TS types, VitePress/VuePress recipes.
A living, 100% local window over your shared Markdown brain — graph, search, read/edit. Part of the multi-agent consensus method.
A local-first document atlas that maps relationships across your files while keeping the originals portable, readable, and under your control.
Obsidian v1.13.8 — Community plugins list, theme list, and releases of Obsidian. Info page and download link. Third-party software; all rights belong to the original authors.
Digital garden workspace, interactive knowledge graph, wikilinks navigation, backlinks, tags & categories, frontmatter properties, and smart templates for markdown.
Python MCP server connecting Claude Desktop to an Obsidian vault, 19 tools for note I/O, IDF-based relinking, tiered context retrieval, and BFS graph walk. Claude's long-term memory.
A template-based wikilink inserter for markdown vaults, with pluggable rulesets that decide which wikilinks get inserted and where.
Bookipedia is a book recommendation project that utilizes neural network embeddings and Wikipedia links to generate personalized book recommendations.
A jekyll theme for semantically inclined digital gardeners.
Keyboard-driven terminal notes, bi-directional wikilinks, tasks, daily logs.
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