@daniel_mac8: How to setup persistent Codex memory in Obsidian 1. Copy the below prompt into Codex. The prompt instructs Codex to cre…
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A guide on setting up persistent memory for Codex using Obsidian by copying a prompt and custom instructions for the AI assistant.
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How to setup persistent Codex memory in Obsidian
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Copy the below prompt into Codex. The prompt instructs Codex to create the memory folders in Obsidian
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Copy the below custom instructions. They instruct Codex to use Obsidian Codex memory to save memories
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Dan McAteer (@daniel_mac8): This is an amazing Codex tip.
Works even better when paired with persistent Codex memory files in Obsidian.
Gave me 8 recommended skills relevant to active projects.
Do try this!
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