SlateKore is an open source AI Research Operating System for Obsidian. It brings structure, templates, and agent ready workflows to your vault so AI can fetch, summarize, link, and synthesize without chaos. Built for researchers, builders, and AI native thinkers.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built SlateKore out of frustration.
Over time, my research workflow became deeply AI-driven. I was reading dozens of papers, exploring models, running experiments, and using LLMs daily to summarize and synthesize ideas. I use Obsidian as my knowledge base and when I added Gemini CLI into the mix, things became incredibly powerful ⚡
But also… chaotic.
Gemini CLI made it possible to:
* Fetch and summarize papers instantly 📄
* Generate structured outputs
* Refactor notes
* Synthesize across projects
And Obsidian gave me:
* Local-first ownership 🔐
* Deep linking 🔗
* Graph-based thinking 🕸️
* Markdown native flexibility ✍️
Together, they’re insanely powerful 🚀
But here’s the problem:
AI amplifies whatever structure you have.
If your vault is messy, AI just creates structured chaos faster.
My notes started duplicating.
Context windows exploded 🧠💥
Summaries weren’t connected to projects.
Outputs lived in random folders.
I was moving fast but not compounding knowledge.
So I stepped back and rebuilt my vault from scratch with one principle:
**Design it for agents first, humans second.**
SlateKore is that foundation 🧩
It’s an opinionated research operating system for Obsidian built specifically so tools like Gemini CLI can operate cleanly inside your vault.
Instead of random prompts and scattered outputs, you get:
* Clear project scoping 🎯
* Typed research objects (papers, models, datasets, codebases)
* Structured synthesis layers 🏗️
* A predictable capture → analyze → build loop 🔁
* AI outputs written back into the right place 📂
Right now, SlateKore focuses on structure and workflow discipline. It doesn’t try to be magic or fully autonomous it makes your knowledge system agent ready 🤖
Because once you give AI even a little autonomy fetch sources, summarize, link notes structure becomes everything.
It’s fully open source ❤️
I believe:
* Researchers and builders should shape their tools
* AI-native workflows shouldn’t depend on SaaS lock-in
* The future of research is local-first + agent-augmented
If you're using Obsidian and experimenting with Gemini CLI (or any LLM CLI), I’d genuinely love your feedback 🙏
What breaks in your workflow today?
What feels messy once AI enters the picture?
Thanks for checking it out 🚀