5 free skills from the CEO of Obsidian just made a $99 a month AI stack pointless.Nobody in this niche is talking about it yet.Here's the problem it fixes.Claude Code is smart. Drop it into your Obsidian vault and it starts guessing. Wrong links. Broken notes. Garbage structure. You spend more time fixing it than building.Steph Ango, the guy who runs Obsidian, shipped a repo called obsidian skills that teaches Claude Code how the format actually works.Setup is 2 commands inside your vault. Under

Consultants charge $500 to $900 an hour to apply expertise that this Hermes and Obsidian system delivers without them in the room.The knowledge layer lives in Obsidian. Frameworks, decision trees, domain expertise, and worked examples are all in structured plain-text files that the agent can read and apply. Clients pay to access the system rather than to access your hours.The "common mistakes" and "worked example" sections of each encoded framework are what separate a system that applies experti

CLAUDE CODE WITHOUT MEMORY IS ALREADY FALLING BEHINDMost people still use Claude Code like a fresh chat window every time: explain the project again, paste the same context again, repeat the same decisions again. This video shows a better setup, where Obsidian becomes the memory layer sitting behind the code.The key idea is simple but powerful. Your vault is not just random notes, it becomes a map of the project: folders, tags, raw inputs, knowledge pages, wiki-style articles, PDFs, query result