I keep most of my notes and learning materials in Obsidian. I wanted to use Tiiny with them without moving everything to another platform. I installed the Copilot plugin for Obsidian and added Tiiny through its model settings. Tiiny has an OpenAI-compatible API, so I entered the endpoint and can now use its local model
The setup took more testing than I expected, but it's working now. Hermes can send a request to Tiiny and use the response.
This is still a small experiment. My next step is to try the same connection on local development tasks, document analysis, and a few personal workflows. That should show me where the setup is usef
I wanted a simple dashboard for the things I use every day, so I asked Tiiny to build one for me.
I described the main features I needed: quick search, a lightweight to-do list, notes, and shortcuts to frequently used tools. I also asked for a minimalist interface that would be easy to maintain and expand.
Tiiny turned t
I wanted to keep all my flight records on one map, but the travel app I was using limits free users to 40 trips. So I built my own with Tiiny.
I used Kilo Code in Code mode and started with this prompt:
Build me a web page that keeps track of all my flights on a world map. Every time I add a trip, it draws a nice curved 