Create or use an automated script that runs daily on your personal knowledge base (like Obsidian) to fix typos, enrich notes with research, create structure, and cross-link related ideas.
Use a tool like Obsidian to create and store your personal notes in a centralized location.
Develop or find an open-source script (like John Kim's 'Gardener' project on GitHub) designed to interact with your notes via an API or by directly editing files.
Set up a scheduler (like a cron job) to run the script automatically every day on your notes folder.
The script should be configured to automatically find and fix typos and grammatical errors in your notes.
The script should identify entities like people and companies mentioned in your notes and use an AI to research and add relevant context or links.
The script should analyze your notes to create logical headings, group related ideas into clusters, and generate cross-links between notes to build a connected web of knowledge.
Use a detailed prompt with a large language model like Claude or Codex to generate a complete, interlinked website that serves as a personal curriculum on any complex subject in minutes.
Gamify AI adoption by building an internal platform where employees can post 'Quests' for automation needs and builders can team up to create solutions, earning rewards and recognition.
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