PromptReaper founder | CTO | PhD | AI | Musician
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Exmodernity is a way to go - a synthesis of Tradition and Modernity. Aufhebung.
1/4 I’ve been turning Obsidian into the entry point for every project: notes, AI agent sessions, files, editors.
Just published Openers, a tiny plugin that handles the last part.
Together with Vibed, it’s dramatically reduced the windows I keep open.
3/4 The biggest change: I stopped keeping windows open because “I’ll need this when the agents finish.”
Close the editor. Close the folder. The project note has everything I need to get back to work in one click.
Much less window juggling across projects.
4/4 Openers is deliberately simple: a widget in your note that opens a directory in the app you need.
Plugin: community.obsidian.md/accoun…
Source: github.com/exemplarov/opener…
Second day of running my local swarm of autonomous agents is done.
I tried the same thing about half a year ago, but it didn’t work. Back then, I was focused on HITL agents and automated workflows.
Now, better models + more experience have made a difference.
1/ I open-sourced an Obsidian plugin that makes it much easier to work with multiple coding projects and agents at the same time.
Vibed brings OpenCode v2 sessions directly into your Obsidian vault.
github.com/exemplarov/vibed
3/ In read-only mode, it also works with OpenCode v1, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
And yes, I’m building Vibed through Vibed itself.
4/ If you use Obsidian and coding agents, give it a try.
Feedback and PRs are welcome.
community.obsidian.md/plugin…
Also curious: who here uses Obsidian as a serious day-to-day workspace?
The best AI automation flywheel I've found so far:
LLM CLI → build tiny CLI tools
tiny CLI tools → compose workflows
workflows → build better tools
repeat.
If a 30B-param agentic pipeline works reliably because of the system,
why replace it with a 500B “magic” model that still fails 20% of the time?
AI’s changing how we code—but it’s also changing how we don’t code. No-code tools are evolving to meet AI halfway, and the future’s looking hybrid.
What’s more important: avoiding vendor lock-in or speeding up your MVP? ⚖️ In the AI revolution, choosing the right dev tools isn’t just about speed anymore.
No-code vs AI: Two paths for fast, scalable development. The real question? Which one avoids the new bottlenecks coming our way?