Tutorials: Cursor in the context of building a Second Brain or managing technical documentation
When it comes to Cursor in the context of building a Second Brain or managing technical documentation, it changes the game in a really interesting way. Tutorials: Cursor in the context of building a Second Brain or managing technical documentation Cursor is essentially a fork of VS Code built from the ground up around AI. Since Obsidian vault files are just raw Markdown ( .md ) files stored locally on your hard drive , Cursor can open your entire Obsidian vault directly as a project workspace. Here is how Cursor fits into this workflow and how it compares: 1. How Cursor Elevates an AI Second Brain Indexing Your Entire Vault ( @Workspace ): Cursor indexes your local markdown files. You can ask it questions across your entire knowledge base using @workspace or prompt it to update multiple notes simultaneously. Direct File System Manipulation: Unlike a plugin running inside Obsidian, Cursor can execute scripts, apply regex across hundreds of files, create complex file folder structure...