Projects

Set up AI once, and every Obsidian plugin shares it. Limits per call and per month, and a receipt for every call.

• Your keys, once, kept in Obsidian's secret storage. OpenRouter, Anthropic, a local Ollama or a dozen others.
• Tiers you fill from any provider: hard questions go to a frontier model, quick calls to a cheap one.
• A receipt for every call (which plugin, which model, what you paid) and limits per call and per month that hold.

Your books in Calibre and other libraries as notes. Read them, shelve them, summarize every chapter.

• A note for every book, with its cover, its shelves, a summary and a link to each chapter's notes. Your own writing in the note is left alone.
• A summary from the book's own text, usually for a few cents, or notes on every chapter: main points, quotes kept word for word, and how it links to the rest of the book. You see an estimate before anything is spent.
• Shelves, a reading list and a reader for your books.

Finds the topics your books and notes share, draws them as a map, and answers a question with cards that quote their passage.

• A map to explore, where ideas that mean alike sit side by side, colored by theme.
• Ask a question and get cards that quote their passage. Select a quote and the book opens at that spot in Library Hub's reader.
• Themes written as notes in your vault, so they link and show up in Graph view like notes you wrote.

Encyclopedia-style entries on autism and AuDHD, built from research notes. Each claim is labeled by how settled the evidence is, and every entry has a version for younger readers.

• An evidence label on every section: established, emerging, hypothesis, community or nonspeaking
• Standard and younger-reader versions of every entry, switchable on the same page
• Sources cited for each entry, with a "last reviewed" date

A zine with drawings of trees interspersed with observations on capitalism

A personal DJ library tool: a tagger shaped to how you dig and play.