in my experience, it's still a bit unstable for everyday use, but there are more convenient alternatives like Logseq or siyuan.

i've really been wanting to replace obsidian. i tried logseq for some time but i wasn't very satisfied. i've heard aboyt siyuan but never installed it. do you have any thoughts?

So from what I have understood, it is entirely AI generated? Or was the prototype AI generated and then a human continued the way?

I never understood why logseq uses lists for everything.

This is at the end of the README:

opensidian was built predominantly with AI models. Nearly all of the code, the design docs, and this README were written by Claude (Anthropic's models, via Claude Code) working from prompts, reviews, and corrections by a single human maintainer. The human decided what to build and what the trust model must guarantee, read and pushed back on the output, and ran it; the models wrote most of the lines. Commit messages record the design rationale in the same way — many were drafted by the model and edited by the maintainer.

It wants to be like a bullet journal

Outliners are king. A native Workflowy, or dare I say it, DynaList replacement is on my bucket list

Sounds like it was reverse engineered by an LLM

Holy balls, someone who actually disclosed the AI writing the program for them instead of lying and/or trying to hide it! Amazing!

What about foam? FWIW It’s what I use

I'll do you one better.

Emacs Org mode, Logseq, Vi + .MD files + grep.

I'm partial to that last one. Un-ironically I would use the closed source Obsidian before this.

You are lucky you don't work with RTL languages with Complex layout ;)

I think more like cloning the closed source software.

You know I've been playing with typst and I just found it supports multiple directions