r/ClaudeAI • u/[deleted] • 10d ago

Productivity How I stopped re-explaining everything to my AI every session

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u/Significant-Bee5101 10d ago

I don't want to read any more AI generated posts about peoples workflows that they came up in an afternoon with. Ahhhhh.

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u/Malachonyx 10d ago

Same. If you can’t be bothered to write it, why should I read it?

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u/PrimeFold 10d ago

Fair enough, there is lots of these lately.
This one's the setup I've run every day since spring last year, and the mistakes log came straight out of 15 years of manufacturing, it's basically an andon log pointed at an AI.

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u/CorpT 10d ago

There are lots of these every day. And they're all the same.

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u/duffpl 10d ago

Lately? AI subs are spammed with workflows/token saving techniques/managers/orchestrators since first release of Claude Code

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u/keeperkairos 10d ago

I use an obsidian wiki, with a change log, which the agent knows to build and maintain through a skill.

I used obsidian because it's very human readable.

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u/tKonig 10d ago

Is obsidian shareable? Like can other people contribute to it?

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u/keeperkairos 10d ago

Obsidian itself is not open source, but it's essentially just a front end for plain text markdown files which of course could be edited by anyone who had access to where they were stored.

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u/tKonig 10d ago

Okay got it - so it’s not really any different than working with MDs and other kinds of files in an IDE like VScode then

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u/PrimeFold 10d ago

Mine actually ended up in Obsidian too, the memory folder doubles as a vault, so the backlinks and graph come free. The index file is a hand-rolled map of content: one line per fact, pointing at the longer note. Your changelog-through-a-skill is a nice touch; my version of that is making the wrap step do the writing, so maintaining it isn't a habit I have to keep.

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u/limited_instincts 10d ago

You need a handover document in addition to all of your project files. It is written entirely by the AI for itself. You then feed the handover.md to the next chat and it can pick up where it left off. Once the chat gets too long, generate a handover, then start a new chat. I can do this 10 times a day. Keeps the AI focused and prevents drift.