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turned this into a web app you can use with your own obsidian vault! no install, just one html file: point it at your notes folder, it embeds everything with gemini, clusters by meaning, and renders the 3d network in your browser. available now for x/twitter subscribers <3

turned this into a web app you can use with your own obsidian vault! no install, just one html file: point it at your notes folder, it embeds everything with gemini, clusters by meaning, and renders the 3d network in your browser. available now for x/twitter subscribers <3

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Obsidian

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THE CEO OF OBSIDIAN JUST SHIPPED THE PATCH THAT LETS CLAUDE CODE DRIVE YOUR VAULT INSTEAD OF JUST READING IT. THE REPO PASSED 12,000 STARS BEFORE THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WENT UP 5 SKILL.md files. 1 MIT license. 0 lines of glue code drop .claude/skills/ into any vault. Claude Code registers Markdown, Bases, Canvas, CLI, and Webclipper on next session boot from that moment Claude opens the app, writes a Base view with the correct YAML, drops nodes on a Canvas, follows wikilinks correctly, clips URLs the way a power-user would. every action is a native Obsidian operation, not a text munge three formats that used to require a plugin developer or a paid template. now they get emitted by the same agent that writes your notes no MCP server. no vector db. no plugin store. no daemon in the background three years since kepano wrote "File over app". now the file has an agent that respects it you're reading this on a device that could clone the repo into your vault's .claude/skills/ folder and have Claude Code writing your first Base by lunch

THE CEO OF OBSIDIAN JUST SHIPPED THE PATCH THAT LETS CLAUDE CODE DRIVE YOUR VAULT INSTEAD OF JUST READING IT. THE REPO PASSED 12,000 STARS BEFORE THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WENT UP 5 SKILL.md files. 1 MIT license. 0 lines of glue code drop .claude/skills/ into any vault. Claude Code registers Markdown, Bases, Canvas, CLI, and Webclipper on next session boot from that moment Claude opens the app, writes a Base view with the correct YAML, drops nodes on a Canvas, follows wikilinks correctly, clips URLs the way a power-user would. every action is a native Obsidian operation, not a text munge three formats that used to require a plugin developer or a paid template. now they get emitted by the same agent that writes your notes no MCP server. no vector db. no plugin store. no daemon in the background three years since kepano wrote "File over app". now the file has an agent that respects it you're reading this on a device that could clone the repo into your vault's .claude/skills/ folder and have Claude Code writing your first Base by lunch

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