You know, I’ve seen the Links inspector but haven’t made much use of it. Thanks for bringing it up.
I really love the idea of Obsidian’s graph view. But in practice it’s not as useful as DevonThink’s links inspector.
What I really, really like is the graph in TheBrain. But unfortunately I haven’t found a super-simple way to get TheBrain and DevonThink to work together.
Not to hijack this convo, but I’d love a workflow that would go something like,
- Push source material to DT for “read later”
- Read source material and annotate in DT
- Archive source material in “Library” database in DT
- Push annotations to a graphical interface (Obsidian, TheBrain, Tinderbox) and enrich them in a zettelkasten-ish way
- Use the graphical interface for visualizing ontological sense making (relationships between ideas)
- Use DT for pulling together ideas that are related but may be out of scope of the linked notes