Use cases
Five ways people use trip2g to publish from Obsidian.
Digital garden
Someone builds a personal knowledge site in Obsidian — interconnected notes, bidirectional links, ideas that grow over months. The vault stays on their computer. trip2g publishes it as a website. Readers navigate by connection, not by date. The graph Obsidian builds for the author becomes the structure readers explore.
→ See Digital garden
YouTuber
A YouTube creator writes a detailed article and script for every video. The video covers the surface; the article holds the proof, sources, and reasoning. Patrons get access to the full knowledge base — the articles behind each video, the connections between topics, and an AI they can query across the entire base. Patreon and Boosty subscribers are granted access automatically.
→ See Telegram publishing, Monetization
AI consultant
A specialist describes their expertise in a knowledge base. An AI bot handles routine client questions using that base, providing instant answers around the clock. The specialist reviews conversations and fills gaps where the AI fell short. Multiple specialists can combine their knowledge into one base, giving the AI access to the full breadth of their collective expertise.
→ See AI assistant (MCP)
Telegram channel
An author writes posts in Obsidian and publishes them to a Telegram channel on a schedule using telegram_publish_at. Each post also appears on the site with additional detail, images, and links. Subscribers who join a paid Telegram group automatically get access to the extended content on the site — monetization without a third-party payment platform.
→ See Telegram publishing, Monetization
Project documentation
Developer documentation lives in the same repository as the code. A CI/CD pipeline pushes files to trip2g on every change, so the published docs stay in sync with the codebase. Managers and non-technical stakeholders read the docs on the site without needing repository access. Release changelogs publish automatically as Telegram posts, notifying users the moment a new version ships.