Ask HN: 你是否也“囤积”笔记/链接,却难以将它们转化为行动?
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大家好,我是来探讨一个想法的,很希望得到你们的反馈。<p>我是一个 Obsidian 的开发者和用户,正在验证一个名为“Concerns”的概念。目前它只是一个登陆页面和一份简短的调查(还没有产品),用于测试这个痛点是否真实存在。<p>核心理念(2-3点):<p>- 我们许多人会收集大量有用的信息(笔记/链接/文档),但这些信息很少能转化为实际成果。<p>- 我没有去改进“组织”(标签/文件夹),而是在探索一个“行动引擎”,它能:<p><pre><code> 1. 检测你当前的目标/正在进行的工作(“活跃项目”)
2. 在适当的时候呈现相关的已保存资料
3. 提出具体的下一步行动(最好是推送到你现有的任务工具中)
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我自己的“第二大脑”已经变成了一个充满良好愿望的墓地:组织带来的负担远大于我得到的回报。我正在尝试验证真正的瓶颈是执行,而不是收集。<p>在编写代码之前,我试图确定两件事:<p>- 项目上下文信号(代码库/PR?问题?任务?日历?一个“项目文档”?)<p>- 如何闭环:摄取知识 → 根据活跃项目进行排序 → 产生一小部分下一步行动到现有的待办事项工具中 → 从结果中学习(已完成/已忽略/已编辑),并选择性地写回最小状态。开放的问题是:在不产生噪音或隐私风险的情况下,什么是最好的反馈信号?(明确的评级 vs 完成事件 vs 基于文档的回写)<p>我希望你们能回答以下问题:<p>1. 你的“第二大脑”在哪里最容易崩溃?<p>收集 / 组织 / 检索 / 执行
(如果可以,请分享一个最近的具体例子。)<p>2. 如今,什么最能代表你的“活跃项目上下文”?<p><pre><code> 任务项目 (Todoist/Things/Reminders)
问题/看板 (GitHub/Linear/Jira)
文档/维基页面 (Notion/Docs)
日历
“在我的脑海里”
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你实际上会允许一个工具读取哪一个?<p>3. 对于一个从你的笔记/链接中建议行动的 AI,你坚决拒绝的是什么?(选择1-2项)<p><pre><code> 隐私/数据保留
嘈杂的建议/打扰
幻觉/错误的建议
工作流程改变/迁移成本
定价
其他</code></pre>
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Hi HN — I’m exploring an idea and would love your feedback.<p>I’m a builder and user of Obsidian, validating a concept called Concerns. Today it’s only a landing page + short survey (no product yet) to test whether this pain is real.<p>The core idea (2–3 bullets):<p>- Many of us capture tons of useful info (notes/links/docs), but it rarely becomes shipped work.<p>- Instead of better “organization” (tags/folders), I’m exploring an “action engine” that:<p><pre><code> 1.detects what you’re actively targetting/working on (“active projects”)
2.surfaces relevant saved material at the right moment
3.proposes a concrete next action (ideally pushed into your existing task tool)
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My own “second brain” became a graveyard of good intentions: the organizing tax was higher than the value I got back. I’m trying to validate whether the real bottleneck is execution, not capture.<p>Before writing code, I’m trying to pin down two things:<p>- Project context signals (repo/PRs? issues? tasks? calendar? a “project doc”?)<p>- How to close the loop: ingest knowledge → rank against active projects → emit a small set of next-actions into an existing todo tool → learn from outcomes (done/ignored/edited) and optionally write back the minimal state. The open question: what’s the cleanest feedback signal without creating noise or privacy risk? (explicit ratings vs completion events vs doc-based write-back)<p>What I’m asking from you:<p>1.Where does your “second brain” break down the most?<p>capture / organization / retrieval / execution
(If you can, share a concrete recent example.)<p>2.What best represents “active project context” for you today?<p><pre><code> task project (Todoist/Things/Reminders)
issues/boards (GitHub/Linear/Jira)
a doc/wiki page (Notion/Docs)
calendar
"in my head"
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Which one would you actually allow a tool to read?<p>3.What’s your hard “no” for an AI that suggests actions from your notes/links? (pick 1–2)<p><pre><code> privacy/data retention
noisy suggestions / interruption
hallucinations / wrong suggestions
workflow change / migration cost
pricing
others</code></pre>