This is the fifth post in my series on giving Claude Code a long-term memory in Obsidian. The earlier posts covered session archiving and context injection, sub-second vault search, self-curating memory and out-of-band “dreaming”. Together they let the agent read from my vault and write to it on its own. Something was still missing: the… Read More: Teaching Claude Code to Write Real Obsidian Notes: Adding kepano’s… »

This is the Claude Code companion to Learning While You Sleep. In that post my agy agent replayed its own sessions overnight and distilled them into its Obsidian memory, without me in the loop. The Claude Code series so far: All three are in-band: they happen during a session, while the agent’s attention is on… Read More: Learning While You Sleep, Part 2: Out-of-Band Memory “Dreaming” for… »

This is the Claude Code companion to Self-Curating AI Memory, where my agy agent started writing to its own knowledge base. Two posts ago I gave Claude Code session archiving and context injection. The previous post added sub-second vault search. Both are about reading: Claude starts each session with my working state, recent sessions and… Read More: Self-Curating Memory for Claude Code: How the Agent Writes, Deduplicates… »

In an earlier post I gave Antigravity (agy) long-term memory. A read-only exporter pulled its SQLite session database into my Obsidian vault, systemd –user units kept that export current, and a five-layer set of notes gave the agent a place to keep state between sessions. I also use Claude Code daily, in the terminal and… Read More: Giving Claude Code Long-Term Memory: Session Archiving, Hook-Driven Context Injection,… »