Turning coding sessions into an Obsidian knowledge base
Inside a local knowledge compiler: queued captures, JSON proposals, verbatim evidence checks, safe paths and journaled writes that preserve human edits.
Notes on open source, infrastructure, and things learned along the way. Small discoveries, useful patterns, and work worth sharing.
Inside a local knowledge compiler: queued captures, JSON proposals, verbatim evidence checks, safe paths and journaled writes that preserve human edits.
From Blender renders to a Lovelace canvas: explicit entity mapping, additive light overlays, alpha masking and a regression test for hidden floors.
A host-only migration: preserve the coordinator and data directory, start one Compose service, then compare Home Assistant entity IDs before and after.
Inside the bridge: signed webhooks, a stable session key, explicit recipient mapping and a delivery contract that keeps approvals in GitLab.
A Hindsight plugin fork, a trusted caller identity, and the regression test that prevents a disabled agent from reading cached team memory.
An open notebook for infrastructure, useful building blocks, and learning together.