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The README describes storing notes outside the model; the GitHub description identifies Markdown rather than a vector database.\n\nThe README says to run ai-memory-vault.md inside Claude, which checks for Obsidian, installs it if absent, interviews you and builds a boot configuration, project folders, daily notes, a profile and recurring-task Jobs.\n\nThe README describes CLAUDE.md as the boot configuration, VAULT-INDEX.md as the vault's operating manual, DAILY-NOTE.md as a note template and MEMORY.md as a pointer from Claude Code's memory to the vault. The README describes AI Priming as reading selected notes before producing an output. The README says the boot template includes the author's agent persona, which you can retain, rename or replace.","intended_users":"People who use Claude Code, or another terminal AI that reads and writes files, and want it to keep its notes in an Obsidian vault.","example_tasks":"Run the build script inside Claude to set up the vault and boot config.\nFill in the marked spots in a template, or ask your AI to interview you and fill it in.\nCreate daily notes from the daily-note template.\nSet up Jobs so the AI handles a recurring task your way.\nPrime your AI with a set of your notes before it writes an email.","setup_instructions":"The README gives two routes. Inside a Claude Code session, you paste a one-line request that asks Claude to set it up from the repository's git address; the README quotes the exact sentence. Or you run the build script, ai-memory-vault.md, inside Claude. The templates have spots marked [FILL IN: ...] that you complete by hand or by asking your AI to fill them in. The repository also has a TROUBLESHOOTING.md file. The README has the exact commands.","limitations":"The README names Claude Code and says other terminal AIs that read and write files work with rough edges. The README says a Pro plan is sufficient without naming its vendor. The system uses Obsidian, and the README says the build prompt installs it if absent. The README's templates require your information. The README places the boot configuration in Claude Code's working directory outside the vault, where Claude Code loads it each session, and places the memory pointer in ~/.claude/projects/... rather than the vault. The repository can change at any time; check its README before you install.","data_handling":"The README describes memory notes stored in your Obsidian vault outside the model, including your profile, projects and task-related knowledge. The README describes AI Priming as having the assistant read selected notes before producing an output. The README places the vault and working-directory CLAUDE.md outside the repository checkout used for updates. The README does not describe telemetry or the model provider's handling of those notes. What is sent where depends on your coding agent and model provider.","compatibility":"According to the README, it runs on Claude Code, and any terminal AI that reads and writes files works with rough edges. It uses an Obsidian vault for the notes.","external_costs":"The README says the system is free to use, including commercially inside your own business under its licence, and offers voluntary support for the author. The README says a Pro plan is sufficient but does not name the vendor. Your coding agent or model provider may charge for usage.","permissions":"The system acts through your coding agent with the access you give it. 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