The Obsidian CLI enables many scenarios not possible with the Markdown files alone: building and debugging plugins, running commands, controlling Obsidian, querying bases, accessing the Obsidian index, ...

I wrote a security-minded setup guide here: https://www.dsebastien.net/how-to-self-host-openclaw-securel...

I think that the search and execute pattern shared by Cloudflare is really awesome. Used it for my Obsidian exposing all 100+ commands of the Obsidian CLI abd it works wonders. More MCP implementations should take that approach

Agreed, I loved what Cloudflare introduced with Code Mode. I started building this before that was introduced, but that only validated this approach even more.

Though, the primary difference is that with the search + execute method in Hyperterse, the agent never writes the code, but instead executes a tool it discovers by searching. You still expose only a controlled surface.

I've been using Moonshine since V1 and the results are really great. I'd say on par with Parakeet V3 while working really well with CPU only.

Safer approach: https://www.dsebastien.net/how-to-self-host-openclaw-securel...

I rather have memory and ideas in Markdown and pick what to include in the context rather than relying on platform specific memory features

Not sure about ChatGPT but Claude does that. You can see what it keeps in the memory, edit the memory to your liking and it also kind of constantly evolves.

Exploring one concept at a time

Coming soon to an Obsidian vault near you :p

Concepts for the win: https://concepts.dsebastien.net

Too bad there's no OSS license.

Didn't pay attention to the license at all. Let me fix it with a MIT's