Obsidian + Claude Code
An Obsidian vault your AI can actually use.
Three questions that decide where every fact goes, the four folders and two files that make up the whole structure, and one prompt that builds it for you and then writes its own rules.
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What to automate, what not to is the four-question map I use to decide whether a task should stay manual, become a workflow, a skill, or an agent.
The stack is the running list of paid tools I replaced with free ones, with the real price of each and the part that actually costs you something.
These are the systems. The hard part is the handoffs.
A guide can hand you a structure. It cannot see the four places your team retypes the same information every week, which is where the hours actually go.
That is the part I build. The last time I pointed it at an agency, it took over 200 hours a week of coordination work off a 50-editor team.
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