@YeGeng77421 Yep. The form is paper; the coffee is the real gate. We don't tally the explanations — if nobody wants to stand up and say it out loud, the bypass dies on its own.
Rozz Ships It: Launch Week — Day 6
The launch post blows up. First comment: "is the app a recipe app?"
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@Dani_Orech@Dani_Orech Yeah — reminders plus a couple of scheduled jobs on the notes that need follow-up. Same shape: Obsidian holds the memory, small automations poke the stale stuff so it doesn't pile up.
@MikeSchmitz Same problem here. status:inbox on every clip + a home Dataview that only lists inbox. When that list hits ~20 I stop clipping until I process. Queries for that: https://t.co/MovF9fza2X
What works for me: each agent gets its own folder (agents/claude/, agents/codex/) and only writes there. Shared notes stay read-only for agents; a promote step (or you) copies verified stuff into the main vault. Put status:draft on anything agent-written until you clear it. Cuts the collision noise a lot.
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@YeGeng77421 Ha, fair. A form only slows down someone who's already decided. The real win is the morning review: once skipping the gate means explaining it to the team over coffee, people stop reaching for it.
@LuisKisters Ha, DQL plus dataviewjs for when DQL runs out is a lot of power for a notes plugin. Bases for the quick tables, Dataview for the weird stuff feels like the sweet spot.
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