second-brain

To build a connected Obsidian vault, you can ingest diverse sources like meeting transcripts and articles to automatically generate interlinked Source and Concept notes using wiki-syntax, creating a searchable knowledge base.

The best way to extract actionable concepts from brain dumps and project docs is to ingest them into a linked vault, which automatically extracts atomic Concept notes and links them directly to their original Source notes.

Yes, you can use Obsidian to automatically save conversations, capture quick thoughts, log daily progress, and generate weekly summaries by using specific commands to operate and update your vault.

A second brain maintains context across sessions in Obsidian by using a hot-cache CONTEXT.md file, which updates automatically during ingestion to ensure your knowledge base feels continuous.

No external dependencies are required to start ingesting sources into a linked Obsidian knowledge base; you can install the skill and immediately begin processing sources to populate your vault.

You can ingest formats and sources including notes, articles, transcripts, brain dumps, recipes, project docs, and conversations to generate interlinked Source and Concept notes with citations.