Vault Architecture
Structure notes, projects, source material, prompts, and outputs so Claude Code can find the right context without you rebuilding it every session.
Free Live Workshop / June 10 / 7 PM ET
Claude Code + Obsidian: Build Your AI Command Center
Turn your Obsidian vault into Claude Code's memory layer, then use it as the backend for repeatable AI workflows.
Date
Wednesday, June 10
Time
7 PM ET / 6 PM CT / 4 PM PT
Location
Live in free Skool community
The core idea
Obsidian is the memory layer Claude Code has been missing.
Most people keep notes in one place and ask AI questions in another. In this workshop, we'll connect those worlds: your vault holds the context, Claude Code does the work, and the finished outputs go back into the system.
Project notes become context
Prompts become reusable workflows
Daily notes become operating data
Outputs compound inside the vault
vault memory layer
Chase AI Vault
00 Command
dashboards, weekly reviews
10 Projects
active work and decisions
20 Knowledge
wiki notes and source briefs
30 Prompts
skills, templates, examples
40 Outputs
posts, emails, docs, apps
Claude Code Session
CLAUDE.md
This vault is my working memory. Read project notes before recommending action, save finished work to outputs, and improve repeatable workflows when patterns emerge.
01
Read project brief
02
Compile notes
03
Run workflow
04
Save output
Claude Context
Use a lean vault-level CLAUDE.md for the personal-assistant use case: who you are, what matters, and how the vault should be handled.
Repeatable Workflows
Turn daily notes, research captures, and project notes into reusable workflows for content, planning, research, client work, and operations.
Command Center
Use the vault as the backend for a simple AI command center: dashboards, launch buttons, skill prompts, and finished outputs in one place.
The webinar arc
Obsidian first. Command center second.
The first half is about using Claude Code with your vault correctly. The second half turns that vault into a visible AI command center so the system is easier to run.
Part 1
Claude Code inside an Obsidian vault
The practical setup: folder structure, CLAUDE.md, project notes, prompt libraries, source material, and how to ask Claude Code to work across the vault.
Part 2
The AI command center implementation
The build: turn the vault into a working command layer with dashboards, reusable workflows, skill prompts, and outputs that land back in Obsidian.
Implementation preview
The dashboard is not the starting point. It is what the vault makes possible.
We'll keep the Obsidian setup as the center of gravity, then show how the same structure can power a simple command layer for workflows, skills, and outputs.
Free live workshop
Save your spot for June 10.
Register once, then the confirmation page will point you to the Skool room, calendar link, and prep assessment.