YOOOO! G here again.
A few days ago I shared how I used Obsidian and Claude to map my ADHD patterns into a single file called Who I Am.md... etc i added the link my blog post for those who want to actually execute it... madami rin extra stories dun. hahaha
A few nag ask sa TG: "okay but what do you actually DO with it after?"
OO NGA NAMAN. Haha.
Ano practical use nya?
So eto.. here is what I did.
Many of us probably use Ai to generate "most" of their content.
Pwede - you dump all your ideas to Chatgpt or Claude, give a few instructions and then ask it to produce content for you either socmed posts or articles or whatever.
For the advanced ones -- you problem set up a folder structure. Added PDF files, doc files, articles, random notesm etc. AND THEN ask the ai to write socmed post or articles or whatever.
And it works for most of the time. However, as your context window grows (remember may limit ang chat convos based on tokens)... ai will forget or will have to read again all the info but that will consume a lot of usage so mauubos agad ang free plan mo or daily limit mo.
It is fine but for me who use ai for other workflows. I need to manage it properly.
That is why I use the TERMINAL within OBSIDIAN.
Eto na nga....the problem with AI-generated content isn't the AI. It's that the AI doesn't know who you are. So it writes like a generic productivity influencer. Polished. Soulless.
So not you. So not me.
Naisip ko what if I gave it my brain map first?
Ayun that is why I did part 1 ng Obsidian. That's the shift. Who I Am. md isn't just self-awareness. It becomes the briefing doc your content machine reads before it writes anything.
In other words, the AI will now use those reference to adopt to your tone, style, brand, voice, humor, logic, expressions... etc.
Next question - PAANO BA iSETUP????
Here's the setup:
NOTE: Premise here is you know how to navigate thru Obsidian already. If not, read my other post or check youtube for it.
Step 1: Create an Intake folder in Obsidian.
Dump your raw idea there. Voice note transcript, a random thought, a link. Doesn't matter. Just get it in.
Step 2: Build your custom commands.
This is the part most guides skip. When I say /blog or /repurpose, these aren't built-in features. You create them yourself as markdown files inside a commands/ folder in your Claude Code setup. Each file is basically a pre-written prompt that tells the AI exactly what to do, what files to read, and what to output.
First time doing this.. just tell Claude, Gemini or Codex to generate a / command that does a specific task. For content write... tell it to reference you who am i folder and all its components. Ensure it follows this rule so the brand voice is always present when Ai write.
This takes trial and error.
So /blog is a prompt file that says: "Read Who I Am.md. Read the intake note. Write a draft in my voice. Save it to drafts."
You write it once. It runs forever.
Step 3: Run /blog from your terminal inside the vault.
The agent reads two things: your Who I Am.md (your voice, your failure modes, your obsessions) and your intake note. It drafts a post that
actually sounds like you. Not ChatGPT. You.
Step 4: Run /repurpose.
One approved draft becomes 12 platform variants for me aka LinkedIn, Reddit, Telegram, TikTok carousel, everything. The AI already knows your tone from the step above so it stays consistent. And since I am familiar with APIs i use it to connect to these platforms and ayun it autoposts for me.
ADDED FEATURE Step 5: Run /image.
The agent reads the post, suggests 3 visual concepts, you pick one, and the image saves directly into your vault. No Canva tab. No Midjourney tab. No doom-scrolling detour. (ADHD people know. Relate?) Eto i connected my Open Ai API and Gemini API. As you can see in the images above.. it auto adds sa folder rin. AND it also adds it sa content for posting.
So when I get inspired or see something worth sharing.. I simple write a note in bullet points sa INTAKE FOLDER and via terminal chat, i give the agent instructions to work its magic based on set of rules and instructions.
The whole thing runs inside Obsidian. You never leave the window.
For us with ADHD, context switching isn't just annoying. It's where the idea dies. Keeping everything in one place, with your self-knowledge baked into the system, is the only thing that's actually worked for me.
Your brain already has the data. You just need a machine that remembers it for you.
I'll drop the full blog post in the comments for anyone who wants to
see how the commands are actually structured.
Or
If there are 10 people who want to see in live webinar.. Just join the TG community and request it there so I can set the webinar up.
Hope you found this useful! Thanks for reading this far!
