Another great post, Omar! I'm getting going myself and one thing I am not sure about is how OpenClaw fits into your set of tools. Are you using OpenClaw exclusively for Lobster and the agent messaging/chat front end?
This is a really amazing and dense post. In all your spare time you should create detailed walkthroughs on how to set this up. Yes, I know itβs constantly changing so thatβs a ton of work. That said, it would be great value to us Product folks that have never really been coders.
Second thought, maybe I just hand your post to Claude and have it walk me through set up step by step.
Thank you for sharing , wish I knew about chezmoi as had to switch to new machine and I had to move so many of dotfiles and configs. I have more or less than similar setups. Loved the visual cues for Claude code sessions. One thing I would recommend is bringing in another coding agent especially Codex as a reviewer and critic as I have found many bugs and issues which Claude code didnβt find.
Chezmoi is exactly what I needed! Also, have you thought of adding a knowledge compiler system for your repos? I believe Andrej Karpathy described this system. My version is a wiki on top of my obsidian vault that compiles raw notes into something structures, navigable and super useful!
Another great post, Omar! I'm getting going myself and one thing I am not sure about is how OpenClaw fits into your set of tools. Are you using OpenClaw exclusively for Lobster and the agent messaging/chat front end?
This is a really amazing and dense post. In all your spare time you should create detailed walkthroughs on how to set this up. Yes, I know itβs constantly changing so thatβs a ton of work. That said, it would be great value to us Product folks that have never really been coders.
Second thought, maybe I just hand your post to Claude and have it walk me through set up step by step.
Yup do that, ask claude to make you a proper plan and then set it up step by step! Happy building!
Great tips on Obsidian. I am a recent adopter as well.
Thank you for sharing , wish I knew about chezmoi as had to switch to new machine and I had to move so many of dotfiles and configs. I have more or less than similar setups. Loved the visual cues for Claude code sessions. One thing I would recommend is bringing in another coding agent especially Codex as a reviewer and critic as I have found many bugs and issues which Claude code didnβt find.
Chezmoi is exactly what I needed! Also, have you thought of adding a knowledge compiler system for your repos? I believe Andrej Karpathy described this system. My version is a wiki on top of my obsidian vault that compiles raw notes into something structures, navigable and super useful!
You've inspired me to start playing with plugins and get out of the comfort zone :)
Richly useful information-thank you!