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Setting up AI Agents in Obsidian Dear Reader, Yesterday I showed you a video demonstrating how powerful AI agents are when you set them up well (click here if you missed it) and give them (restricted) access to your notes and papers. Today, let’s talk about exactly how this system is built. It has five components. Implementing them correctly is like making a wheel round, absolutely essential for its frictionless function. Let me explain in this video from the new AI Agents for Academics...
New Release: Academic AI Agents Course + Intro Bonus Dear Reader, Yesterday. I shared with you how my PhD defence ended up being a stress test for my note-taking system and the AI agents that run on top of it. (Click here if you missed it) But what are AI agents, and how exactly can they help in your academic work? To explain it in one analogy: An AI chat in the browser is to an AI agent what a calculator is to a computer. They are technically very similar, but while a calculator performs a...
The Stressful Story of my PhD Defence Dear Reader, Just about 2 weeks ago, I received my PhD examination reports. Some 30 pages of critique, just 6 days before the defense. Students often have weeks or months to prepare — my uni gave me six days. On top of that, I hadn’t touched my research in way over 4 months (turned in March, and my son was born in early May). While one examiner wrote an extremely positive letter, another made numerous smaller suggestions and questions. And then there is...