Here we go, I've fallen down another rabbit hole.
I've been playing with AI for a while now — and in a good way. Lightpage, Voicenotes, Tana, ChatGPT, NotebookLM. But Claude has opened up a whole new vista.
I'm still learning. There are areas where I haven't got everything nailed down but I have integrations and connections set up, workflows and routines, projects, bots. They're all playing together fairly nicely. But I know there is a whole lot more waiting to be discovered.
It reminds me of when I first discovered Obsidian. There were complexities that I needed to comprehend. I started down a rabbit hole and then hit a dead end. I had to back up and try again a few times. I tweaked my setup on several occasions. But, eventually, I created something that worked for me. Claude feels the same.
I'm a bit of a neat freak as well, so whatever configuration I land on needs to make logical sense — otherwise I have to start again. I like all the bells and whistles to sound nice.
It's all very exciting. I love geeking out about this stuff. All I'm reading about at the moment are the possibilities and the how tos.
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