Obsidian Dual-Layer Knowledge Basev0.2.0

Agents use the dual-layer vault as long-term memory: raw conversations and articles land in INBOX, while refined concept and Q&A cards in the WIKI layer get injected as a daily 6KB summary at session startup. This lets the agent recall prior research instantly instead of starting from scratch each session.

Analysts scrape news and reports into INBOX/articles, which the 08:30 cron pipeline converts into structured Q&A and concept cards. When drafting a report, the agent injects a category summary and retrieves specific card answers, citing source text rather than generalizing.

Policy bulletins are captured daily and distilled into concept cards covering policy meaning and applicable scenarios. Teams then query the wiki for authoritative answers when assessing regulatory impact on projects or decisions.

Individual professionals use the INBOX/WIKI split to separate raw daily inputs (logs, articles, conversations) from distilled insights. A daily brief surfaces what is available so the user knows the state of their knowledge base without manually browsing.

A 05:00 cron scrapes news, writes structured articles to INBOX, and pushes Word summaries to stakeholders. The same content feeds the 08:30 knowledge-base injection, combining push distribution with durable retrieval.

Distributed as an installable skill package via npx clawhub install, fostering adoption across agent platforms. Monetization can come from premium templates, hosted indexing, or enterprise support tiers.

The operator hosts the pipeline (scraping, indexing, daily brief generation) for clients who want the capability without maintaining scripts or cron jobs. Clients connect their own vault and receive injected context and daily summaries.

Packaged domain-specific wikis (e.g., real estate, city renewal) delivered as curated concept/Q&A cards plus daily briefs. Subscribers get continuously updated, decision-ready knowledge for their industry without building their own pipeline.