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This. I just open the Obsidian folder (aka "vault") in VS Code and BOOM, it is AI friendly. I just hack on the .md files like I would code with Copilot.
by outside1234 4mo ago
This. I just open the Obsidian folder (aka "vault") in VS Code and BOOM, it is AI friendly. I just hack on the .md files like I would code with Copilot.
- engomez 4mo agoSame flow I had. We did a few things to make the flow easier, like making it easy for Claude Desktop to open the OpenKnowledge web viewer within its own web view. Also exposing things like vector search, etc. Our goal was you wouldn't need a separate IDE and to work well with the coding agent desktop apps. But alas -- markdown files on your local machine is indeed the way for being AI friendly.
- tomComb 4mo agoBut there’s no good WYSIWIG markdown editor extension for VS code.
- culi 4mo agoWell there's quite a few options. The most popular I think is also open source (Markdown for Humans). Not sure what disqualifies it as "good" to you
- engomez 4mo agoOur bar was "Notion-grade", i.e. drag and drop blocks, slash commands, select to highlight/bold, etc. I don't think I'd seen an extension that does that. It was a technically very hard problem, rich text editors usually use a lossy intermediary format (e.g. prosemirror).
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