Written for Obsidian newcomers; covers vault, local Markdown, bi-directional links, attachments, plugins, and common shortcuts. Less syntax memorization, less config fiddling — first get a personal knowledge base that can accumulate for the long term.
#Productivity Tools
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An easy Obsidian getting-started guide: bi-links, attachments, graph, plugins, and quick entry points
Codex Appshots guide: the useful part isn't the screenshot
Appshots aren't ordinary screenshots — they hand the AI the current window's image, text, and app state, cutting the cost of copying, screenshotting, pasting links, and explaining the environment.
Tab Out guide: turn your new tab page into a browser task console
An open-source Chrome extension that takes over the new tab page, groups your currently open pages by domain, flags duplicate tabs, and supports one-click jump, batch close, and save-for-later.
Hand repetitive work to machines with automation: an efficiency system for one person
Automation isn't about writing complex scripts; it's about finding the things you do manually every week. Clarifies the selection criteria, tool choices, and a minimal setup you can start with right away.