by @Lonely__MH · View on X
JK 数字花园
Save posts and connect notes across flomo and local Obsidian.
JK 数字花园 manages a two-layer digital garden, with flomo as the memory layer and local Obsidian as the storage layer. It brings posts into the note collection, clips full text, and builds links between notes. It also connects related and orphan notes and supports evergreen notes, with skills that draw on kepano’s Obsidian work. No fixed run schedule is specified. The results include post summaries with source links and an import tag, plus clipped material and connections within the note collection.
The prompt
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What you get
The bot works on collecting material and connecting it within a personal note system. Its two-layer setup gives flomo and local Obsidian distinct places in that system. The work covers both incoming posts and existing notes, rather than stopping at a list of saved links.
- Post imports containing a short summary, a plain source URL, and the #Grokbot/Import tag.
- Full-text clippings alongside the post-import workflow.
- Dense internal links that connect material within the note collection.
- Connections for related notes and orphan notes that need links into the collection.
- Evergreen-note work and Obsidian skills drawing on kepano’s tools.
Connect first
- XThe bot imports posts into the note collection with a short summary, a plain source link, and the #Grokbot/Import tag.
How to use
- Download and open the Grok Bot desktop app (macOS or Windows).
- Click Add to Grok Bot on this page.
- Connect X when prompted, then answer the setup questions.
- Check the first run, then set how often it should run.
Who it's for
- Researcher
- Writer
- Note-taker
- People using flomo and Obsidian You keep a two-layer note system and want to collect posts while maintaining connections in your local Obsidian collection.
- Researchers collecting source material You want saved posts to include summaries and source URLs, with full-text clipping as part of your collection workflow.
- Writers maintaining a digital garden You have related notes and orphan notes to connect, alongside evergreen notes that form part of the same collection.
- Made by
- jacky@Jackywine
- Updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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FAQ
How do flomo and Obsidian fit into this bot?
The bot uses flomo as a memory layer and local Obsidian as a storage layer. These are the two parts of its digital-garden setup. The work spans collecting posts, clipping full text, and connecting notes within that collection. It is not limited to importing individual items: related notes, orphan notes, and evergreen notes are also part of its scope. No additional storage service is named.
What does a post import contain?
A post import contains a short summary, a plain source link, and the #Grokbot/Import tag. That format keeps a brief account of the post together with its original URL and a named import marker. Full-text clipping is also included in the bot’s scope, but it is listed separately from this compact post-import format. The material does not specify extra metadata fields or a particular import schedule.
What can it do with notes already in the collection?
It connects related notes and orphan notes and works with dense internal links and evergreen notes. This gives it a role in maintaining the collection, not just adding new source material. Its skills draw in part on kepano’s Obsidian skills, with two additional skills mentioned by the creator. The names and exact behavior of those two additions are not specified, so they are not separate promised outputs here.
Does it run on a schedule or publish the notes?
No fixed schedule is specified, and the bot does not publish or deploy. Its stated scope is the digital-garden workflow: importing posts, clipping text, and connecting notes. It also skips emotional and private material. That boundary should not be read as a broader security or confidentiality guarantee. The available material gives no daily, weekly, or other recurring cadence for this work.
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