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From three angles — local Markdown, bi-directional links, and an AI knowledge base — explains how Obsidian differs from traditional note tools and VS Code, and with real scenarios of Web Clipper, ChatGPT, and Codex, helps you judge whether it fits you.
Set up an AI knowledge base in Obsidian that can run first — organize a local Markdown vault, connect via a CLI agent, then validate the loop with two scenarios — accumulating materials and advancing projects.
A prompt library's value isn't in how many prompts you collect, but whether they can be retrieved and iterated. Covers structured writing, categorization, versioning, and actual usage.
