Stop collecting notes. Start shipping drafts (Obsidian workflow)

suz-uk1 — Mon, 23 Feb 2026 15:53:11 +0000

Most note-taking systems fail at the same point: you can capture and summarize, but you can’t decide what to write next.

A simple Obsidian workflow that fixed this for me:

1) Inbox (capture)
2) Extract (Fact / Mechanism / Implication)
3) Claim (1 sentence)
4) Minimum Draft (hook → 3 sections → next action)

I packaged the templates as a minimal Obsidian-ready vault (plus AI prompt notes).
Download / details: https://hszk410.gumroad.com/l/azfvqr

How I stopped hoarding "Read Later" links by adding a decision step (TL;DR + KEEP/DO/DROP)

suz-uk1 — Sat, 21 Feb 2026 16:04:06 +0000

I kept saving links, but the backlog never shrank — because ‘read later’ had no decision step.

So I’m building a tiny workflow called ClipDigest:

1) Paste a link
2) Get a TL;DR + a suggested decision (KEEP / READ→DO / DROP) with a short reason
3) (Next) Do a weekly confirm so your library stays searchable

You can try it once without signing in:
https://pick-and-ai-eight.vercel.app/try

What I’d love feedback on (one thing):
What would make a weekly review habit actually stick for you — email, in-app checklist, calendar reminder, something else?

PS: I’m intentionally not logging the URL/text you paste (privacy-first telemetry only).

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Stop collecting notes. Start shipping drafts (Obsidian workflow)

How I stopped hoarding "Read Later" links by adding a decision step (TL;DR + KEEP/DO/DROP)