kit

obsidian-brain

Archive learnings from Claude Code sessions to Obsidian vault as Zettelkasten notes and use vault knowledge as conversational context.

Install

claude install-plugin hamsurang/kit --plugin obsidian-brain

Features

/obsidian-archive — Session Learning Archival

Extract learnings from the current conversation and save them as atomic Zettelkasten notes.

/obsidian-archive

• Scans conversation for concepts, patterns, models, and observations
• Checks for duplicate notes before creating
• Presents drafts for approval — never auto-saves
• Saves to 0-inbox/ and updates MOC in 2-maps/

/brain — Load Vault Knowledge

Load notes from your vault into the current conversation context.

/brain rust ownership
/brain react hooks

• Searches MOCs by topic keywords
• Reads up to 5 linked notes within a 15,000 char budget
• Answers questions using your personal knowledge base

Auto-invoked Skill

The obsidian-brain skill auto-activates when you reference your notes:

• “내 노트 참고해서 답해줘”
• “이전에 정리한 거 있어?”
• “check my notes about X”

Vault Structure

vault/
├── 0-inbox/          # New notes land here
├── 1-zettelkasten/   # Reviewed atomic notes
├── 2-maps/           # MOC (Map of Contents) index notes
└── templates/        # Note templates

On first run, the plugin offers to create missing directories.

Note Format

Notes use Zettelkasten conventions:

• Title: Declarative English phrase (e.g., “useTransition defers low-priority state updates”)
• Tags: English, lowercase
• Content: Korean
• Filename: YYYYMMDDHHmmss-kebab-title.md

Requirements

• obsidian-cli (recommended for vault path resolution)
• An Obsidian vault

Companion Plugin

Use with the obsidian plugin for vault CRUD operations (create, edit, move, search notes).

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