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What if you could build a Map of Content (MoC) simply by wandering in your Obsidian vault?
In this video, Andy and I explore a practical K-Plex workflow: pin a note, navigate your knowledge graph, discover connections, and link interesting ideas to your growing Map of Content.
It’s a natural way to turn exploration into structure, without breaking your flow.
Don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and share your favorite PKM workflows in the comments below! 👇
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This is going to be an amazing plugin. In fact, I've been following kplex's progress closely over the past few days, and I've often been making suggestions in the GitHub issues. Compared with Obsidian's built-in graph view, which looks visually striking but is actually chaotic, kplex has given me a much better user experience. I hope kplex keeps getting better and better in the future.
This is a shameless copy of TheBrain?!?!
I dunno what I just saw but hmmmm, iiiiinteresting!
Thanks for the update!