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@Esguitos @kinginmotion @thesaraharminta Yes, each of these are are not. But that’s the point of bases. One row = one note.

@kinginmotion @TfTHacker @thesaraharminta but each one of those is a note then? "Pack luggage", for example, is a note? seems like overkill...

Timeline for Bases A Gantt-style timeline view for Obsidian Bases. Point any Base at a folder of notes with date frontmatter and get a visual horizontal timeline. Features - Time scales — view by day, week, month, quarter, or year - Drag to reschedule — move or resize bars; frontmatter dates update automatically - Multi-select — Shift+click multiple bars and drag them together - Grouping — group by any frontmatter property; drag rows between groups to reassign - Point tasks — notes with only a start date render as a single-day marker - Right-click menu — Open, Edit dates, Duplicate, or Delete from the bar - Hover preview — shows Obsidian's native page preview on hover - Sample Base generator — creates a ready-to-use Base with 10 sample tasks in one click

@dSebastien It’ll also work with calculated field. Unfortunately, though if it’s calculated, you can’t use the editing features on the dates. So you could create a calculated field with logic for dates.

@TfTHacker I have multiple such properties on my notes, so I need to be able to point at the right ones

@dSebastien The properties you defined, they just need to be a date that represents a start in another one that represents an end date.

@TfTHacker Did you include configuration for the properties to use? I'd love to integrate that into my action system for goals and projects

I have been working on Obsidian Reader for a over a year. I didn't want to share it until I felt it was good enough. It's finally there. Consistent formatting for any article. Outline, syntax highlighting, nice footnotes, adjustable typography. Runs locally. Just rules, no AI.

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So my vibe coding continues. Version 0.1.3 is out and lots and lots of stuff. I can do some very nice project management like stuff now. From changeling.

Once again @natebjones nails it on the head in this video. The old model is being changed, and the things that were not the bottlenecks in the past, or now the new bottlenecks. Code use to be expensive, now it is cheap. When code was expensive, we had to do a lot more upfront planning. Now we can iterate in smaller cycles and move fast. This video really makes me rethink how my teams are functioning in the era of AI. youtube.com/watch?v=hpDC29…

Ollama is now a provider inside CodexBar! Thank you @steipete for the awesome work!

@billpetro sorry, that is a test function. Create a new base. Setup your filter for the types of tasks. you want. Change the base view type to Timeline and set your start and end date.

@TfTHacker Ran -- Timeline for Bases: Timeline: Capture current view screenshot and add to the timeline. Error -- Timeline view not found: Open a Timeline view first

Amazing tool from @steipete to monitor your usage of LLM providers like @openai and @claudeai. github.com/steipete/codex…

@rchitectopteryx Very cool! Thank you for sharing.

@TfTHacker Hi, I did the same and I use it every day. It turns the messy line numbering system into a clean system that only numbers paragraphs. github.com/kvarnelis/obsi…

@tombielecki I haven't used it, but it looks very good. Probably easy to use AI to get it to write out the markdown for the timeline.

@TfTHacker Are you familiar with Markwhen? Could be complementary?

Obsidian + Claude Code is quietly becoming the best creator workflow. Here's the setup: 1) Build templates for everything → Storyboard template. Editor template. Style guide. 2) Write your raw script in Obsidian 3) Point Claude Code at your vault → "Turn this script into my storyboard template" It formats the whole thing into a structured table. First pass done. The key insight: AI doesn't replace your process. It runs your process faster. - Templates = how you want it done - Style guides = the standards it follows - Claude Code = the engine that executes Document your systems first. Then let AI scale them.

@Kyler_Lorin @steipete @OpenAI @claudeai Just install the tool, it gets its info through your system. From the repo:

@TfTHacker @steipete @OpenAI @claudeai how did you get overview?