The world is changing fast, and writing tools are keeping pace. AI-powered helpers are becoming more common, making it easier to put your thoughts into words.

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Note-taking has become more efficient with the integration of AI tools. Obsidian, an open-source note-taking app, now features the Companion plugin powered by Ollama. This plugin offers AI-powered autocomplete, improving productivity and organization by suggesting relevant content and preventing duplicates. Using tags and linking notes enhances the experience. Companion is easy to install and activate, making it a valuable tool for students, researchers, and knowledge workers.

Obsidian Meets Ollama: Write Faster, Better

Seriously? So it turns out that writing your thoughts is slower than reading two lines of a faded text that a companion offers, spending extra time on it, then if you don’t agree, then continue writing “from your head”, and if the companion’s phrase doesn’t completely satisfy you? You choose an AI phrase and spend time editing it? Is that really faster?
And why doesn’t anyone worry that the text that is offered can negatively affect your thought. Well, a thought that is fully formed by you is closer to you, therefore it is easier for you to remember it and work with it.
The execution is good, but there is not much point in a companion for your notes. It seems to me.

This repo is 6 months old! That is like ancient in AI world

this feels like a MUCH easier way to map out app design docs!! Exciting!