A second brain that files itself

Goal: capture everything with zero filing effort, and actually find it again.

1. Capture anywhere — drop a URL, a tweet, a voice memo, or a half-formed idea into your OpenClaw chat. That’s the whole capture ritual.
2. Process automatically — it summarizes the content, tags it, links related notes, and saves the result to your vault (Obsidian, or wherever your notes live). Voice notes get transcribed first. A bookmark pile in Raindrop can be drained the same way, in batches.
3. Index nightly — a scheduled job keeps a semantic index over the whole vault, so retrieval works by meaning, not keywords.
4. Ask, don’t search — “what was that pricing argument I saved in the spring?” returns the note, the source, and the context you saved it in.

Field variant: at a conference, take rough notes in chat while it fact-checks quotes and pulls the papers speakers mention — you leave with an organized summary instead of a photo of a slide. For the search layer without the assistant, see Perplexica.