Turn Obsidian Into Your Claude Code Command Center

Artem Zhutov · Intermediate ·💻 AI-Assisted Coding ·1d ago
Recently I've been using Obsidian less and less. Found that it's very limiting in terms of expressiveness. In markdown you have just text. In HTML you can express information more visually. So I built a command center inside Obsidian. One view where me and Claude are every morning, with live goals, experiments, sleep and energy, point A and point B. I think of this as a dynamic memory for Claude. Follow me: Substack: https://artemxtech.substack.com/ X: https://x.com/ArtemXTech GitHub: https://github.com/ArtemXTech Timestamps: 0:00 What makes Obsidian click 0:56 What's on my command center 1:24 Why Markdown felt limiting 1:56 The HTML expressiveness argument 2:24 The first iteration broke 2:56 Integrating dashboards inside Obsidian 3:43 Live edit, live update 4:09 The plugin settings that make it work 4:23 Infinitely customizable 4:43 Claude reads your dashboard 5:47 Dashboard = dynamic memory 6:24 Build one in 5 minutes 6:56 Wiring CSS + base view 7:30 Custom blocks beat plain markdown 8:48 5-minute recipe wrap
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Chapters (15)

What makes Obsidian click
0:56 What's on my command center
1:24 Why Markdown felt limiting
1:56 The HTML expressiveness argument
2:24 The first iteration broke
2:56 Integrating dashboards inside Obsidian
3:43 Live edit, live update
4:09 The plugin settings that make it work
4:23 Infinitely customizable
4:43 Claude reads your dashboard
5:47 Dashboard = dynamic memory
6:24 Build one in 5 minutes
6:56 Wiring CSS + base view
7:30 Custom blocks beat plain markdown
8:48 5-minute recipe wrap
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