Claude + Obsidian: Closing the Gap Between Ideas and Execution

Claude Code closed a loop for me today where everything - meetings, decisions, specs, code, documentation - are all connected using AI. Not just stored. Connected. Most of the time, information is scattered everywhere: Teams, Slack, Notebooks (physical and digital), GitHub, Confluence, and in your head. A lot of time can be lost on large systems — not writing code but figuring out what’s going on. So, I started experimenting with a different approach. Step 1 — Capture: Meetings Become Part of a Knowledge Base The first problem to solve was capturing information automatically. I started using Plaud.ai Notepin last year to improve my notetaking, but I was originally exporting markdown files to save to Obsidian. Meetings are recorded, transcribed, summarized, and automatically stored as markdown files in an Obsidian vault. That means meetings are no longer just conversations — they become searchable, permanent knowledge. But now, I am automating it and giving agents access to it alongside