Obsidian + Claude Code Knowledge System

A system that bridges AI-generated outputs with human review by pointing Obsidian at Claude Code's memory folder.

How It Works

Claude Code's memory is a folder of markdown files. Obsidian vaults are folders of markdown files. By making them the same folder, every AI output becomes browsable, searchable, and editable in Obsidian's UI.

Structure

• personal/ — accounts, Google, Notion workspace
• projects/ — 8 project knowledge files with gotchas and lessons
• skills/ — 59 symlinked SKILL.md files (live sync)
• review/ — approval inbox for blog drafts, images, reports, content plans
• logs/ — session summaries, debugging write-ups, architecture decisions

Key Features

• Review inbox — Claude Code drops outputs here; review in Obsidian before publishing
• Image gallery — browse all generated images inline via Gallery.md
• Symlinks — skills and project docs stay in their original locations, edits sync both ways
• Automated backups — daily cron pushes to private GitHub repos (claude-memory, claude-skills)
• Context savings — MEMORY.md went from 304 lines to 38 lines; details load on demand