Anyone using Claude with Obsidian to create a "memory system" or something? I keep hearing this referenced a lot in videos lately but not quite sure what it's supposed to do? I think you add notes and third party content (articles, guides, tutorials, etc) to Obsidian as markdown files, then Claude uses that as a reference when working on projects? It sounds interesting but not sure if it's just the latest buzz word / hype in the Claude world! Sounds similar to just having a project folder in VS Code that has MD files in?

Dear Community, What’s your take on this? Just saw that video and loved the idea: https://youtu.be/_6mgcz9LWJQ?si=U5ZnFSwfLWEqhzRf Details from Zapier: https://docs.zapier.com/sdk

Introducing Claude Managed Agents: everything you need to build and deploy agents at scale. It pairs an agent harness tuned for performance with production infrastructure, so you can go from prototype to launch in days. Now in public beta on the Claude Platform. https://x.com/claudeai/status/2041927687460024721?s=20

Hey everyone — I’m Micki from Chandler, Arizona. By day I work in semiconductor/data center support at Intel, but outside of work I’m going deep on building with AI. I’m especially interested in AI workflows, agent systems, automation, content strategy, and figuring out how to turn all of that into something genuinely useful and eventually revenue-generating. Right now I’m focused on building a kind of AI “team” for research, synthesis, content creation, and operations — less in a hypey “look at my agents” way and more in a practical “how do I build systems that actually save time, create value, and make money?” way. I’m especially interested in content workflows, NotebookLM-style research setups, smarter automations, and using AI without turning everything into generic slop. What intrigues me most about AI right now is the shift from one-off prompting to real systems: agents, memory, orchestration, automation, research pipelines, and tools that help people actually do more with less friction. Excited to learn from everyone here, see what’s actually working, and contribute where I can.

Found this in a computer magazine over the weekend. Apparently "Microslop" is now the unofficial name for Copilot, and Microsoft is so bothered by it they've been banning the word on their own Discord server. Which obviously made it more popular. If you're on a Windows machine you've probably noticed it creeping into everything uninvited. Thought this might give you a laugh.