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Claude Code + Obsidian

Turn your notes into a working memory for Claude Code, then build an AI command center around them.

Past workshop · June 10, 2026

The approach

Put your notes to work.

Your Obsidian vault can hold more than reference material. With a clear structure, it becomes the context Claude Code uses to research, plan, and complete recurring work. Finished outputs return to the vault, alongside the notes and decisions that shaped them.

From vault to command center

The workshop connects vault structure and working context to reusable workflows and a dashboard. The live session took place on June 10, 2026.

Workshop topics

The pieces of a useful AI system.

Organize your vault.

Give notes, projects, source material, prompts, and finished work a clear home so Claude Code can find the right context.

Set the working context.

Write a focused CLAUDE.md that explains your priorities, how you work, and how Claude should handle the vault.

Build repeatable workflows.

Connect daily notes and project briefs to research, content, planning, or client delivery workflows you can run again.

Bring it into one view.

Use dashboards and workflow controls to make the vault easier to navigate, run, and review.

Chase's AI command center with project and workflow controls
An example of the command center this approach supports.

Bring it together

Start with the work. Build the tools around it.

Choose one recurring project, give it the context it needs, and make the workflow repeatable. A dashboard brings those pieces into view as your system grows.

Find your starting point.

Get the community link and assessment for this workshop. Looking for a session tailored to your team? Tell me what you want to build.

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