Building a Personal OS with Obsidian and Claude Code

This is a sample blog post to verify the content pipeline works. Replace this with your actual writing.

The Setup

I use Obsidian as my personal knowledge base and Claude Code as an AI-powered automation layer on top of it. Together, they form what I call BrainLab — a personal operating system that handles:

• Morning briefings — Oura health data + calendar + task overview
• Email triage — Gmail sorted by rules, newsletters summarized
• Meeting transcription — recordings processed end-to-end
• Knowledge management — notes linked, patterns surfaced

Why This Matters

The tools we use shape how we think. By building intentional systems around information flow, I spend less time on logistics and more time on deep work.

What’s Next

I’m exploring how to publish select Obsidian notes directly to this blog — creating a pipeline from private knowledge base to public writing.