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What actually happens after you save an article or video for your Obsidian vault?
I usually have some type of task that’s associated with the article, Reddit thread, or YouTube video to improve upon what I’m doing. Once it’s complete, it’s archived, but wiki linked to whatever the project was. A lot of the time, I have Claude create a summary section of what’s applicable to me and what I’m working on. If it’s just reading to read and save, goes straight to the archive. I used to use Pocket and found that I’d just save articles and never use the knowledge out of them or go back and reread them.
Obsidian user with a working workflow using Claude for summaries; past Pocket frustration exists but current setup is functional, not actively seeking.
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