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Every post answers one real question, in the first two sentences, from my own working practice. One honest limitation per piece – that’s a rule, not a slogan.
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how-to-give-claude-lasting-memory.mdflagship · in review
How to give Claude lasting memory of your work (in plain files)
Claude forgets you between sessions, and no setting fully fixes that. The fix that works is a folder you own, not a feature you rent – here’s the whole mechanism, and the ten-minute way to start.
claude-cowork-vs-claude-code.mddrafted · in review
I tried Claude Cowork and switched to Claude Code – an honest comparison for non-coders
Cowork is the sandbox: safe, friendly, and genuinely good. Code is the real thing, and the terminal is the price. I used both – here’s who each one is actually for, including who shouldn’t switch.
ai-in-obsidian-how-i-actually-use-it.mddrafted · in review
AI in Obsidian: how I actually use it
I barely use Obsidian’s AI plugins. My setup is plainer: Obsidian holds the notes as plain markdown, and Claude works on the same files from outside. The files are the system.