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Create Claude Mind Starter vault for Obsidian - #866
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Added a starter vault for using Obsidian with Claude as a persistent memory tool, including instructions and file structure. Signed-off-by: Adam13y <csillagadamka@gmail.com>
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03 - Showcases & Templates/Vaults/Claude Mind Starter.md, using the T - Vault showcase template.It's a small starter vault for people who use Obsidian alongside Claude (or any assistant that can read and write local files). Most starter kits hand you a folder structure, but the thing that actually breaks is continuity — the assistant starts every session with no idea what you're working on. So the kit is really one file: a
CLAUDE.mdprotocol that says how to read the vault, where to write tasks and open loops, and how to close out a session, plus the minimal task files that protocol expects.Free, MIT, no plugins, no custom CSS, no theme — plain markdown and wikilinks, so it also reads fine outside Obsidian.
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