Using Jev to weigh tasks and visualize them on an Eisenhower matrix
The author built an app that uses Jev to weigh tasks and visualize them on an Eisenhower matrix, already reducing cognitive load for PMs and engineers in early testing.
Build a second brain with Obsidian, Opus 5.5, and Jev
A one-page setup wiring Obsidian, Opus 5.5, and Jev into a second brain, based on Karpathy's second brain stack and classic Zettelkasten. Jev reads the whole Obsidian vault before Opus 5.5 runs, allowing the system to keep thinking after you close the laptop.
One page wires Obsidian, Opus 5.5 and Jev into a second brain that keeps thinking after you close the laptop. The base is Karpathy's second brain stack on top of classic Zettelkasten. How the loop runs: > Jev reads the whole Obsidian vault before Opus 5.5 touches a line. > Opus
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