Dev runs a daily AI assistant inside his note vault, guarded by instruction files, skills and hooks
dSebastien · x · 2026-09-16
dSebastien describes letting an AI assistant work autonomously inside his personal note vault every day: filing notes, fixing links, drafting content, and running scheduled routines.
What makes him trust it is a three-layer guardrail setup:
- Instruction files describing the vault's structure and conventions
- Skills packaging repeatable work
- Hooks that block mistakes before they happen
He points to Part IV of his free guide for the full walkthrough — a directly reusable recipe for anyone wiring a long-running agent into a personal knowledge base or workspace.
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