The Vault That Remembers

Your Obsidian vault probably started clean. Six months in, it’s
full of duplicate notes, dead links, and a system that has no
memory of what you did last week.

This isn’t another PARA template. It’s a no-code blueprint for
turning Claude Cowork into a working part of your vault — one
that reads your rules before it does anything, remembers what
happened in every session, and catches drift before it becomes
another afternoon-long cleanup.

What’s inside:
— A 15-minute first session that shows real results before any
theory (duplicate detection, orphan notes, instant structure report)
— The continuity engine: how to make Cowork remember your vault’s
history without you re-explaining it every time
— A fill-in-the-blank rulebook template that becomes your vault’s
single source of truth
— Two 5-second guardrails that catch problems while they’re still small
— Three real, worked examples (fitness, job search, creative writing)
showing the same system applied outside language learning
— Full copy-paste templates in the appendix: RULES.md, log.md,
note template, weekly guardrail prompt

31 pages. No filler chapters, no theory without a hands-on step
right after it.

What you need: Claude Desktop with Cowork access, and Obsidian
(existing vault or new). This is a Cowork-based workflow — no
coding, no CLI, no API keys.

$29. One-time purchase, yours to keep and reuse on any topic.