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The Missing Link Was My Phone
Connecting my phone to Grok Bot brought reminders into my daily notes. The requested updates work. The nightly automation still has to prove itself.
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Claude and Cody Can Ask Each Other
I asked Cody, my collaborator in OpenAI’s Codex, whether Claude Code could consult it for a second opinion. Both are AI assistants I use to work directly with files on my computer. Once that route worked, I asked for the reverse: could Cody consult Claude? That became two custom skills in my Obsidian notes vault:…
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The Fix Moved the Work
Every time I changed one part of my notes system, the edit usually finished before the job did. I still had to remember which dashboard, map, log, or context file now disagreed with it. If I missed one, the next session started from stale information. On July 7 I turned that follow-through into a workflow…
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The Rule Didn’t Force the Check
On July 27 I told my AI operator to open today’s notes. It launched Obsidian. What I meant was create the Markdown files for the day and start filling them in. The clarification took ten seconds. It’s recorded in that day’s learning entry under “Human corrections required,” and it’s why I started questioning where responsible…
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What 30 Days of AI Use Actually Changed
The experiment started badly. On Day 1, I built an Obsidian plugin for the AI Learning Path. The plugin worked. The logging habit didn’t. I missed the first entry and had to recover it the next day through a structured interview. That was the first useful signal. The failure wasn’t model quality. It was system…
