Feb 22, 2026
5 min read
Featured
Using OpenClaw's .openclaw folder as an Obsidian vault
OpenClaw stores everything in Markdown. Obsidian reads Markdown. So I made them the same folder — here's the architecture, the scripts, and what I learned.
Systems Builder
Personal blog and project space for AI agents, LLMOps/MLOps infrastructure, and practical engineering lessons from building production systems and workshops.
Writing
Architecture notes, production lessons, and workshop-ready breakdowns from building AI and infrastructure systems.
Feb 22, 2026
5 min read
Featured
OpenClaw stores everything in Markdown. Obsidian reads Markdown. So I made them the same folder — here's the architecture, the scripts, and what I learned.
Monthly picks
A monthly curation of blogs, threads, articles, and projects. It adds a living layer to the site and helps readers follow what is shaping my current thinking.
February 2026
View all months| Type | Resource | Short description | Date added |
|---|---|---|---|
| article | My write-up on using OpenClaw's working directory as an Obsidian vault, with bridge scripts, Dataview dashboards, and sync workflow notes. | ||
| project | Setup script, templates, dashboard queries, and conversion scripts for the OpenClaw + Obsidian integration. | ||
| project | Local-first AI agent runtime that stores memory and workspace state on disk, which makes file-based integrations unusually practical. | ||
| tool | The plugin that makes cross-querying AI-generated notes and human notes actually useful through metadata-driven dashboards. |
Workshops / Operator Notes
I write and teach from implementation details: orchestration failures, observability gaps, evaluation loops, and deployment tradeoffs. The goal is repeatable systems, not demos that only work in ideal conditions.
For workshops, collaborations, or technical discussions, reach out at elkhabich@safoine.com.