Onboarding onto a new project means a stream of unstructured thoughts. They dictate them, and Claude Code tags and links everything in Obsidian. Weeks later, "What did I do yesterday?" just works.
Result "Which project uses Java 21?" now answerable
“Claude takes care of organizing it: generating #tags, creating [[links]], and making things retrievable later.”
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Uses SuperWhisper for voice dictation and chats casually with Claude Code, started in their Obsidian vault folder. While onboarding onto a new project, they jot down whatever comes to mind in plain language with no structure, and Claude organises it: generating tags, creating links and making things retrievable.
After a couple of weeks they can ask questions like “What did I do yesterday?”, “Who is John Doe?” or “Which project uses Java version 21?”
You're working inside my notes vault at [path]. When I dictate a thought, save it as a dated note, add tags for people, projects and topics, link it to related existing notes, and update any person or project page it mentions. When I ask a question like "what did I do yesterday?", answer from the notes and cite them.
A starting prompt written by Agents in the Wild. Fill in the [brackets], and check what the agent does before it sends, pays for or deletes anything.