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Public Obsidian Knowledge Vault

The IINTS SDK also has a public Obsidian vault for people who want to explore the project as a connected knowledge base instead of a linear documentation site.

It contains:

  • SDK user workflows
  • hardware and edge notes
  • Raspberry Pi Pico pump lab safety notes
  • source and evidence library
  • demo and presentation kits
  • glossary and command maps
  • mirrored official documentation for offline reading

Safety boundary: the vault is for research, education, and documentation. It is not treatment guidance, not a medical device, and not a real insulin dosing workflow.

Download

Download the public Obsidian vault ZIP

After downloading:

  1. Unzip the file.
  2. Open Obsidian.
  3. Choose Open folder as vault.
  4. Select IINTS SDK Public Vault.
  5. Start at 00 START HERE.md.

Repository Hygiene

The repository keeps the public vault as a downloadable ZIP only. The expanded Obsidian working folder is intentionally not tracked in Git because it duplicates large parts of the documentation tree and includes editor-specific workspace state.

Obsidian Publish

This public vault is prepared as an Obsidian Publish package. Publishing still requires an Obsidian Publish account.

If you publish it:

  • unzip docs/assets/vaults/IINTS_SDK_Public_Obsidian_Vault.zip
  • publish the extracted folder IINTS SDK Public Vault
  • do not publish the private/internal vault
  • keep private notes, credentials, local results, and personal meeting notes out of the public vault

Why This Exists

The docs site is best for quick navigation and formal documentation. The Obsidian vault is best for exploring how the SDK connects:

  • commands link to workflows
  • workflows link to sources
  • sources link to claims
  • claims link to demo scripts
  • hardware notes link back to safety boundaries

That makes it easier for doctors, engineers, students, and jury members to inspect the project without needing to understand the whole codebase first.