How I Use Obsidian + Claude Code to Run My Life
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Top Comments (10)
I use Obsidian & Claude Code _very_ differently. Instead of personal reflection, the vault is full of plans, specs, technical guides for the things I've built, and perhaps most important of all, summaries of my brainstorming sessions with Claude. All of these things are written by Claude. Often edited/revised heavily by me. *Obsidian is a space where Claude and I can work collaboratively on documents.* It also serves as a knowledge repository and planning zone. At the end of any planning session with Claude, I ask Claude to generate a brief and it goes in Obsidian—organized by project folder. At the end of any building session, I ask Claude to generate a technical guide explaining how to use what we just built, which (of course!) also goes in Obsidian. Now I have full technical documentation that future instances of Claude can refer to. I also have folders with _my_ writing (essays, fiction, articles, etc.). I use the Obsidian CLI extensively: - generating file indexes so Claude can see what's in my vault without having to read every file - creating daily dashboards that automatically update overnight, to keep me on track - a whole lot more, but I've rambled enough already 😅 Obsidian Bases are a huge part of my workflow, too.
Vin explained it better than I could have!
Near the end of the video you put the hammer directly on the nail. How do you get started building your own vault? Claude Code and it's features are end-game because you have to start with your data. We need another video breaking out - how to organize together disparate data sources (notes, gmail, vacation dates, docx, pptx, etc) - how to cluster your different vaults - how to maximize security and privacy in a world where your digital fingerprint is unique and worth protecting - etc.
I put together notes on vin's obsidian skills etc to download for free: https://www.gregisenberg.com/obsidian-codes
This completely reframes how to think about LLMs. Obsidian is not just a notes app here, it becomes structured memory, and Claude Code becomes the pattern recognition layer on top of it.
Dude I can’t emphasize how much I love your open minded and lovable character! No gatekeeping! No tricks! You are really pure about your intentions to just share those learnings. This is remarkable! You are a very good guy! All the best to you and family
I'm sure this was a great video guys, but I will admit I just put it into Claude and had it summarize and implement it for me!
Greg and Vin -- watched this yesterday and built my personal OS by this morning. Vault live. Claude Code reading 27 documents. Daily note template running. Custom commands built. The markdown files as oxygen line landed hard. I've been building the business context for months without realizing I was building the fuel. This is the most useful 90 minutes I've spent this year. Thank you both!!
He's describing what I've been calling 'You' Intelligence. There's soooo much rich info in how we interact with AI and it's just waiting for each individual to mine their own mind. The ultimate self-hack.
This interview was very eye opening for me. I was building something similar or I thought was, but I didn’t have a clear picture of what I was building. I got a lot of insights out of this that actually helps me tremendously and I just want to thank the both of you!
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I use Obsidian & Claude Code _very_ differently. Instead of personal reflection, the vault is full of plans, specs, technical guides for the things I've built, and perhaps most important of all, summaries of my brainstorming sessions with Claude. All of these things are written by Claude. Often edited/revised heavily by me. *Obsidian is a space where Claude and I can work collaboratively on documents.* It also serves as a knowledge repository and planning zone. At the end of any planning session with Claude, I ask Claude to generate a brief and it goes in Obsidian—organized by project folder. At the end of any building session, I ask Claude to generate a technical guide explaining how to use what we just built, which (of course!) also goes in Obsidian. Now I have full technical documentation that future instances of Claude can refer to. I also have folders with _my_ writing (essays, fiction, articles, etc.). I use the Obsidian CLI extensively: - generating file indexes so Claude can see what's in my vault without having to read every file - creating daily dashboards that automatically update overnight, to keep me on track - a whole lot more, but I've rambled enough already 😅 Obsidian Bases are a huge part of my workflow, too.
Vin explained it better than I could have!
Near the end of the video you put the hammer directly on the nail. How do you get started building your own vault? Claude Code and it's features are end-game because you have to start with your data. We need another video breaking out - how to organize together disparate data sources (notes, gmail, vacation dates, docx, pptx, etc) - how to cluster your different vaults - how to maximize security and privacy in a world where your digital fingerprint is unique and worth protecting - etc.
I put together notes on vin's obsidian skills etc to download for free: https://www.gregisenberg.com/obsidian-codes
This completely reframes how to think about LLMs. Obsidian is not just a notes app here, it becomes structured memory, and Claude Code becomes the pattern recognition layer on top of it.
Dude I can’t emphasize how much I love your open minded and lovable character! No gatekeeping! No tricks! You are really pure about your intentions to just share those learnings. This is remarkable! You are a very good guy! All the best to you and family
I'm sure this was a great video guys, but I will admit I just put it into Claude and had it summarize and implement it for me!
Greg and Vin -- watched this yesterday and built my personal OS by this morning. Vault live. Claude Code reading 27 documents. Daily note template running. Custom commands built. The markdown files as oxygen line landed hard. I've been building the business context for months without realizing I was building the fuel. This is the most useful 90 minutes I've spent this year. Thank you both!!
He's describing what I've been calling 'You' Intelligence. There's soooo much rich info in how we interact with AI and it's just waiting for each individual to mine their own mind. The ultimate self-hack.
This interview was very eye opening for me. I was building something similar or I thought was, but I didn’t have a clear picture of what I was building. I got a lot of insights out of this that actually helps me tremendously and I just want to thank the both of you!