Sources available.

Fair point. I'd just love a polished integrated option, ideally opt-out for those who don't want it.

Could also be a decent revenue stream for the team, but I understand if it's not a direction the company wants to take.

This 😊

Cursor is transforming the coding process and I feel Obsidian has a lot of potential to mimic the same process. It’s the best editor, offline, and it’s still closed source.

I use Obsidian for writing. I would like an agent that can give me suggestions and improvements near the editor, rather than have to copy/paste the text into a chat.

I want to write first then proofread, keeping my style. Not vibe-writing my content, so system prompts should be carefully crafted.

At work we use Obsidian to manage our internal knowledge base, but then I have to open it in Cursor or Claude to ask questions and extract information. We also tried to upload it on notebooklm but it gets too verbose.

Obsidian should monetise agents integration with a business subscription.

Cursor & co. are replacing vscode because they do a better job integrating LLMs as a service.

Pay for unlimited completions and complex tasks, planning, debugging, etc.

Obsidian should do the same, for writing.

Hey, I've tried and it's actually pretty good. I was looking for a simple raw editor with split panes and shortcuts, to read all .md files in the codebases. MacDown 3K is perfect, with native performances. Thanks!

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Emacs source is online. It’s mostly a layer of Lisp on top of the C core used to deal with windows and buffers. What was your friend talking about?

That can happen with everything that’s digital. And yes it is sad.

Nice! He probably regretted noticing that pawn a bit too late.

Link?

Young chess players nowadays don’t study anymore opening and tactics books, but spend their time playing tons of online games every day to improve