@obsdmd and @logseq are very different tools, catering to very different workflows. And at the same time them both existing separately goes against a goal they both share: to gather information effectively in one place and allow for linking data together. Does this make sense..?

The workflows they respectively enable are not mutually-exclusive, yet users are limited to one or the other through their choice of app. Both can be used simultaneously, but at the price of a lot of convenience, and result in constantly having to juggle between apps. Solution..?

One feature lacking from most pkm tools today is the ability to view and manipulate genealogy (gedcom) files. These could prove fantastic for storing/managing notes and information related to people, especially if well integrated with the ability to include wikilinks.

On top of being a great datastructure standard for storing this specific information, being able to manage and integrate this information alongside the rest of one's notes could prove increadibly insightful. So here is a free @obsdmd or @logseq plugin idea if anyone is up for it!

We are at the dawn of the AI age, and with it the rise of truly powerful personal assistants. LLMs of the likes of @OpenAI's ChatGPT have already demonstrated their incredible ability to integrate and synthesise unstructured data. The only requirement: the data must be text.

From there, tools such as @gpt_index are already starting to be capable of constructing an index, which in turn can be fed to LLMs, allowing for customizing them to each individual, resulting in a truly personal assistant.