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Vlog🎬 Vibe coding: Build a RAG system for my Inkdrop notes, and automate journaling with Claude Code This time, I successfully built a RAG tool for my notes 🥳 Also, I tried automating journaling, which is useful for remembering what you've done with the AI agent 🙌

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Also published the automatic journaling tip - How to automate development journaling with Claude Code

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Obiabo.vor 1 Jahr

Wow, this is cool. Also, how did you customise your terminal to become translucent?

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Nick Spisakvor 1 Jahr

what software are you using for the terminal and camera overlay - great vid!

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Lidgenvor 1 Jahr

it's fantastic to see the rag system enhance your note-taking! automating journaling opens new dimensions in productivity. keep pushing those boundaries!

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