Graphify + Obsidian + Claude Code = CHEAT CODE

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[0:00] This might be the best stack for giving

[0:01] Claude Code a second brain that we have

[0:03] ever seen. Everybody's been going crazy

[0:06] over using Obsidian or Graphify to help

[0:08] improve Claude Code's memory. But what

[0:11] if instead of choosing between one tool

[0:13] or the other, we just combined all of

[0:15] them? What if we use Graphify to turn

[0:17] any repository, whether that's a code

[0:19] base or series of documents, into a

[0:22] knowledge graph and then folded that

[0:24] knowledge graph into Obsidian so Claude

[0:27] Code could query it at will? Well, that

[0:29] is exactly what I'm going to show you

[0:31] how to do in today's video. So let's

[0:32] jump into it. So the first question we

[0:34] need to answer is why? Why do we care

[0:36] about combining Graphify over here on

[0:38] the right and Obsidian over here on the

[0:40] left? Well, the answer is that by

[0:43] combining these two tools, Claude Code

[0:45] is able to better answer questions about

[0:47] large repositories within the context of

[0:50] our vault. Now, what do I mean by that?

[0:53] Well, remember what Graphify does.

[0:55] Graphify allows us to point Claude Code

[0:58] at any repository, any code base, and

[1:00] create a knowledge graph out of it. That

[1:02] knowledge graph acts as a map for Claude

[1:05] Code, showing it what's going on inside

[1:07] the code base or what's going inside the

[1:09] documentation, the different concepts,

[1:11] how they relate, and the why. This map,

[1:13] when given to Claude Code, allows it to

[1:14] more quickly and efficiently answer

[1:16] questions about the code base. However,

[1:18] the one downside of that within Graphify

[1:20] is that it's in a vacuum. It's just that

[1:22] code base. It's

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