I am apparently someone who did not quite catch up to the AI lingo, so parts of the explanation are confusing to me (what is a "vault", why does this thing do stuff in a "loop", how is this more "agentic" than a cronjob).
Is my understanding correct that a normal LLM is stateless in the sense that when you talk to it today about frying pans, it does not remember that you spoke about fried rice yesterday? Is this solution effectively adding Markdown files as part of the prompt? Essentially writing into a file "whenever I talk about scripting, I explicitly mean the zsh"?
this is great for when you want to feel like you have a lot of data and structure but dont want to validate it.
imagine wanting your own well graphed dataset wiki thats 70% reliable. well, now anyone can do this, regardless of effort!
Vault is an Obsidian thing. This is just an "agent" (read: LLM harness in a loop) with access to it, a system prompt and a few markdown files. Nothing meaningful has changed in the LLM primitives, nor will it :)