AI at Work
Turn source material into presentations, notes and deliverables you can revise and hand over.
Produce useful, editable work
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How to Build Traceable AI Notes in Obsidian
Practice organizing sources, notes and answers with Obsidian and Markdown.
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- Project DeliveryWhen you hand work to Codex, what can you deliver—and what must you still decide yourself?Choose manual work, chat, or Codex file-based work. Check sources, revisions, and handoffs while keeping unapproved decisions and commitments with the right people.
- Presentations & ContentNarration and Scene Timing: A Manual Audio-First WorksheetPlan scene cuts from audio durations, distinguish separate chapter files from one continuous track, and review transitions. Includes a copyable blank worksheet and a fictional worked example.
- Presentations & ContentPPT Master: Edit Selected Slides While Preserving the DesignScope a selected-slide update with PPT Master’s documented Edit Native PPTX workflow. Confirm the plan and check untouched slides, shared resources, and export records.
- Presentations & ContentAI Video Editing: Start with a Talking-Head Rough Cut and SubtitlesPlan a first AI-assisted edit with explicit cut decisions, subtitle timing checks and a reviewable rough cut. Understand external transcription requirements.
- Presentations & ContentHow to Create an Editable AI PowerPoint—and Prove It Is EditableA PPTX filename does not prove editability. Use this three-slide exercise to verify native text, chart data, separate images, save, and reopen behavior.
- Notes & KnowledgeHow to Build Traceable AI Notes in ObsidianUse five portable Markdown files to preserve sources, separate judgment from evidence, limit what AI receives, and verify the answer chain.
- Research & DecisionsHow to Check Whether AI Citations and Numbers Are RealVerify that each AI citation exists, locate the exact supporting passage, recalculate important numbers, and check the surrounding context before use.