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my-second-brain

edcalderon

My atttempt to create the final second braind

Open edcalderon/my-second-brain → On the boundary of the four rules.

Works with any agent

ships config for claude, codex, agents.

In its own words

README.mdedcalderon/my-second-brain

Project Directory

The public site now lives on ` and acts as a directory for multiple projects.

Packages

  • packages/versioning - release automation, changelog management, and repo guardrails.
  • packages/auth - auth helpers, provisioning docs, and UI integrations.
  • packages/gcp-functions - Cloud Functions for sync, status, and screenshot automation.

The root landing page is implemented as static HTML in apps/dashboard/public/index.html, with a matching dedicated A-Quant portal in apps/dashboard/public/a-quant/index.html. That keeps the root fast, gives each project its own surface, and leaves room for more projects later.

A personal knowledge laboratory leveraged by Obsidian as the markdown foundation, designed for agentic intelligence and deep reflection.

🏛️ The Ignatian Roots of Reflection

The core of this system is the Ignatian Habit Tracker. These three reflective questions stem from a 500-year-old tradition of daily self-examination known as the Examen of Conscience, formalized by St. Ignatius of Loyola (1491–1556), the founder of the Jesuits.

The Three Pillars
  • What wrong did I do?
  • Recognition of faults, sins, or harmful habits.
  • What good did I accomplish?
  • Gratitude for actions, growth, and grace.
  • What did I forget or fail to do?
  • Awareness of omissions and missed duties.

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