@cyrilXBT: Andrej Karpathy built a wiki to think with AI. I built something that thinks back. Claude Code + Obsidian equals an AI …
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A developer built an AI system using Claude Code and Obsidian that remembers user context, goals, and history permanently, acting as a second brain that compounds knowledge over time.
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Andrej Karpathy built a wiki to think with AI.
I built something that thinks back.
Claude Code + Obsidian equals an AI that actually knows you.
Your goals. Your context. Your history.
Not a chatbot you explain yourself to every session.
A second brain that remembers everything permanently.
Build it once. It compounds forever.
Bookmark it for later and start this weekend.
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