One place that shows everything you made, every plan you saved, and the next tool to use. Built for a quick read.
Think of this like a toy box map. One page shows all your toys. One page shows the instruction sheets people handed you. One page shows the tools still in the package. One page teaches you to build a shelf in Obsidian. One page is the short note for the boss, which is you.
One big list of everything you have ever made. Every dashboard, book, MIDI pack, corpus, and note, color-scored by how alive it is.
The X and YouTube methods someone showed you, plus the plans you wrote from them. Each one says, in plain words, what it is and the one tiny step to make it real.
The helpers you own but barely touch, like Obsidian, Dataview, n8n, and Hookmark. It shows which one fixes a stuck spot first.
A baby-steps path to make Obsidian your project brain. Five starter notes, a tag list, and a weekly refresh button.
The short boss-level read. What works, what keeps getting lost, and what to do in the next seven days.
Green means you use it and it makes real, usable work right now.
Yellow means you started it or talked about it. It needs setup, routing, names, templates, or a daily habit before it counts.
Red means it is only an idea, a saved link, or a half-made plan. Nothing is running yet.