[untitled]1 points·by bingwu1995·2 mesi fa·0 comments1 commentsPost comment[–]bingwu1995·2 mesi fareplyHTML support felt bolted on. Terminal plugins were slow and brittle. Continuously indexing a changing note library was surprisingly difficult.Eventually I realized the issue wasn’t missing plugins. The assumptions were different.Obsidian was designed around humans manually writing, organizing, and reading notes.I had already gotten used to harnessing Claude Code. There was no going back.Recently a friend shared this project exploring the same direction: [StashBase](https://github.com/liliu-z/stashbase)It feels closer to VS Code than a traditional note app.
Eventually I realized the issue wasn’t missing plugins. The assumptions were different.
Obsidian was designed around humans manually writing, organizing, and reading notes.
I had already gotten used to harnessing Claude Code. There was no going back.
Recently a friend shared this project exploring the same direction: [StashBase](https://github.com/liliu-z/stashbase)
It feels closer to VS Code than a traditional note app.