When ad-stuffed ‘phone switching’ apps couldn’t move 352 notes to a new Huawei phone, reverse-engineering the OnePlus cloud web app’s API and scripting it through Claude’s Chrome extension got the job done in 20 minutes.
Voice in, an Obsidian note out, a blog post and short video out the other end automatically — plus Apple Notes, Google Sheets, and an email pipeline running hands-free.
A cover-image extractor that grabbed the first tag without checking it was actually an image — and broke the homepage whenever a post embedded video.
Chatting with my own notes via a local model, plus a gotcha when pointing the plugin at a self-hosted One API server.
My Obsidian-based writing setup was publishing beautifully, except synced posts landed in Typecho full of raw HTML clutter — a hidden XML-RPC setting fixed it.
Wiring up Obsidian’s Whisper plugin to the free Cloudflare-backed OpenAI API from the previous post.
