I wonder if I could host a service and a db for Obsidian and just create a wiki that’s supported by photo library, and I can run through a couple of weeks at a time, creating pages, interlinking them, collecting photos.
Reason for a live hosted service is because I want it to be continuously updating, and if my brain has any questions, I’d like to be able to answer them. In terms of tokens, kind of hard to say, but I think I could just use some of HackTrinity’s, stick a couple of hundred dollars behind an api key, and then forget about it.
But the most important part of that isn’t the Granola notes, or the nicely formatted UI, it’s these little parts where I can jump in and reflect. I think the most powerful tool in the world, is the ability and paitience for someone to just experiment and take a look, and it’s something I rarely do enough of.
I wonder if having a nice way to file my thoughts away would encourage writing a bit more, so I see more of a useful output, in the sense that I have an incredibly clear idea of who I am. And I’d love whatever agent I have running the show to be able to keep me honest, ask me questions when I sound vague or uncertain, or honestly, help me overturn old mentalities.
Who knows, quite hard to say. Quite hard to say how the Apple Photos will work.
I guess the stack for now is:
- Obsidian
- Granola
- Photos
- Vercel
- OpenAI
- Other cool suggestions
- ElevenLabs (I fuck with the idea of perhaps just chatting away to someone who checks in regularly with me)
- Maybe there’s a useful interface between me and this that isn’t markdown/text files. I guess I was thinking probably a web app, but I wonder how I could make that happen
So this has since evolved to become Obsidian possibly, but largely Markdown files that I can edit straight here. I’d need Obsidian to format my photos better. Vercel definitely, will get Granola in, and OpenAI API calls. Photos still