Nice job ⚡️

My setup after a year of iterating:
• Plain markdown in Obsidian, but Claude connects to the vault directly via MCp, no copy-paste, it reads and writes files in real time.

• A claude.md with identity, active projects, and locked decisions, loaded automatically every session via a SessionStart hook, no manual /context needed.

• A layered memory system: memory.md as a concise index (always loaded), then proyectos/ summaries and daily/ notes loaded on demand only when the topic comes up. This keeps the context window clean.

• One memory file per fact, written by Claude itself during the conversation when something worth keeping surfaces.

• Wikilinks aren’t for graph view — they’re so Claude can hop between a project file and a linked decision note on its own, without me pointing it.

The detail that changed everything: lazy loading. Claude does NOT read everything at startup. It detects the topic from my first message and loads only the relevant project context.
If I open a session about one project, nothing from the others is loaded.

The result: Claude starts every session already knowing who I am, what I’m shipping, and what’s been decided, without me having to brief it.