Produktivität
obsidian-mind
A self-organizing Obsidian vault that gives AI coding agents persistent memory across sessions.
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Anleitung ansehen →obsidian-second-brain ist ein Open-Source-Projekt aus der Kategorie Produktivität von eugeniughelbur (eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain auf GitHub). Es hat 4.697 Sterne auf GitHub und 580 Forks, wird unter der Lizenz MIT veröffentlicht und wurde zuletzt am 7. Oktober 2026 auf GitHub aktualisiert.
Persistent memory for Claude Code and other CLI agents, stored as plain Markdown in your Obsidian vault
Use an existing Obsidian vault or create a fresh one to serve as the memory store.
Clone the repo and follow its install instructions for your agent (Claude Code first-class; other CLIs supported).
Run the init command to set up the vault structure and pick a role preset (developer, founder/operator, writer, or researcher).
Capture a conversation with the save command and recall it in a later session with the find command.
Commands for saving, ingesting, finding, synthesizing, reconciling, daily notes, tasks, people, calendar, and more.
New sources update existing pages instead of appending duplicates; contradictions are reconciled automatically.
URLs, PDFs, audio (transcribed locally with Whisper), and screenshots are distributed across entity pages, task boards, and daily notes.
Four scheduled agents — morning brief, nightly consolidation, weekly review, and vault-health check — maintain the vault unattended.
Commands pull from X, the web, and YouTube with cited dossiers; vault-first deep research fills only the gaps in what you already know.
Memory lives as Markdown in your Obsidian vault and can be exported as a snapshot any AI tool can read.
Clone the project and enter its directory.
git clone https://github.com/eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain.git
cd obsidian-second-brainFollow the README's install section for Claude Code or your CLI agent, so the /obsidian-* commands become available.
# see README install section for the exact command for your agentInside your agent, initialize the vault, then capture and recall memory.
/obsidian-init
/obsidian-save
/obsidian-findEugeniu Ghelbur, an AI automation engineer; the project builds on Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern.
Yes, MIT-licensed. You use it with your existing agent subscriptions; the README emphasizes key-less web research, and transcription uses a local Whisper install.
No separate key is required by the skill itself — it runs inside agents you already have (such as Claude Code), and several research commands are described as key-less by default.
Those typically add chat or search inside Obsidian. This skill makes the vault the agent's long-term memory across CLI tools, with self-rewriting pages and scheduled maintenance agents.
Clone the repo, install it for your agent per the README, run `/obsidian-init`, then try `/obsidian-save` and `/obsidian-find`.
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