This Is Second Brain 2.0 (Claude Code Memory + Auto Dream)

📚 Obsidian x Claude Code Lab (starts May 5): https://lab.artemzhutov.com → Build your own AI memory system, vault architecture, and agent skills - live, with me 💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/g5Z4Wk2fDk Claude Code now has three memory systems and most people only know about one. CLAUDE.md gets huge, goes stale, and Claude starts forgetting rules as the conversation grows. Auto-memory writes individual files from every session. Auto-dream consolidates them overnight. When you build on top of this, the system improves every time you use it. 🎁 Retrospective skill + Memory Observability Setup - ready to use: → Run sub-agents on your own conversations to extract learnings → See what Claude knows about you in Obsidian → No API keys, no setup - just drop in your vault and go 👇 https://memory-evolved-artemzhutov.netlify.app Follow me: Substack: https://artemxtech.substack.com/ X: https://x.com/ArtemXTech GitHub: https://github.com/ArtemXTech Timestamps: 0:00 "Three memory systems. Most people only know about one." 0:25 Inside CLAUDE.md - why it breaks 0:55 "Gets huge very fast. Claude starts forgetting." 1:33 Auto-memory: Claude writes its own memories now 2:01 Memories in Obsidian (Memories.base) 2:30 Live demo: teaching Claude a new preference 3:41 How to enable auto-memory (/memory settings) 3:53 Reverse symlink: memories in your vault 4:31 "But those memories go stale too" 4:45 Auto-dream: the hidden feature with no documentation 5:28 "I asked Claude Code to read its own source code" 5:47 The dream prompt: 4 phases (orient, gather, consolidate, prune) 7:01 How all three systems work together 7:46 What Claude actually sees when you start a session 8:45 Inside the actual system prompt 11:10 "Memory is no longer a black box" 11:23 Lab Cohort 3 (April 28) 11:45 Work produces memory: the self-improving loop 12:03 The retrospective skill 12:31 Running retrospective LIVE on this video 14:10 "The more you use the system, the better it gets" 15:07 Dynamic memory per area