ai-memory-vault

Q: How to install ai-memory-vault?

Create the skills directory: mkdir -p .claude/skills. Then add the config to .claude/skills/ai-memory-vault.md. Finally, /ai-memory-vault in Claude Code.

Q: What is ai-memory-vault best for?

ai-memory-vault is categorized under Documentation.

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Give your AI a real, persistent memory. The open-source system plus templates that turn an Obsidian vault into your AI's working memory. No vector database, just markdown.

First seen 6/20/2026

Summary

This skill gives your AI a real, persistent memory by turning an Obsidian vault into its working memory.

It uses plain markdown files instead of vector databases, making it simple, open-source, and easy to integrate into your development workflow.

Install & Usage

Create the skills directory

mkdir -p .claude/skills

Download the skill file

Add the configuration to .claude/skills/ai-memory-vault.md

Invoke in Claude Code

/ai-memory-vault

Use Cases

Store and retrieve project context across multiple Claude Code sessions without repeating instructions.

Maintain a personal knowledge base where the AI can recall your coding preferences, past decisions, and learned patterns.

Collaborate on a shared vault with team members so the AI has consistent memory of project architecture and conventions.

Automatically log code changes, bug fixes, and feature decisions into markdown notes for future reference.

Use the vault as a scratchpad for brainstorming, with the AI able to read and write notes during a session.

Create a living documentation system where the AI updates and cross-references your markdown files as you code.

Usage Examples

/ai-memory-vault save 'The user prefers functional components over class components in React.'

/ai-memory-vault query 'What did we decide about the database schema last session?'

/ai-memory-vault list --tag 'architecture'

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ai-memory-vault?

This skill gives your AI a real, persistent memory by turning an Obsidian vault into its working memory. It uses plain markdown files instead of vector databases, making it simple, open-source, and easy to integrate into your development workflow.

How to install ai-memory-vault?

To install ai-memory-vault: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/ai-memory-vault.md. Finally, /ai-memory-vault in Claude Code.

What is ai-memory-vault best for?

ai-memory-vault is a other categorized under Documentation. Created by jaredrhod.

What can I use ai-memory-vault for?

ai-memory-vault is useful for: Store and retrieve project context across multiple Claude Code sessions without repeating instructions.; Maintain a personal knowledge base where the AI can recall your coding preferences, past decisions, and learned patterns.; Collaborate on a shared vault with team members so the AI has consistent memory of project architecture and conventions.; Automatically log code changes, bug fixes, and feature decisions into markdown notes for future reference.; Use the vault as a scratchpad for brainstorming, with the AI able to read and write notes during a session.; Create a living documentation system where the AI updates and cross-references your markdown files as you code..