obsidian-cortex

Set up this machine and this agent to participate in the Obsidian-Vault brain — clone vault if needed, register the machine, install agent-flavor configuration, write Current Activity, verify. Use when the user says "bootstrap this machine", "set up the brain on this machine", "onboard this agent", "this is a new machine — set it up", "install the brain on this computer", "make this machine part of the brain", or any first-time brain installation request. ONE-SHOT setup, autonomous after the human answers vault path and machine name.

Wrap up a session by writing a structured summary to the Obsidian AI Brain, updating project state, and marking this machine idle. Triggers when the user says "wrap up", "we're done", "let's commit", "let's push", "closeout", "end session", "done for today", or signals end of meaningful work. Captures what changed, what was decided, and what's next so the next session (on any machine) can pick up cleanly.

Generate the end-of-day rollup of everything that happened across all machines and projects — sessions, decisions, wiki edits, open loops. Writes AI Brain/Daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md. Triggers when the user says "daily summary", "what did I do today", "end of day", "wrap up the day", "daily rollup", or any end-of-day review request. Can also be invoked from a cron schedule.

Brief the agent on the current state of the Obsidian AI Brain at the start of meaningful work. Reads cross-machine snapshot, shared memory, this machine's context, and relevant project memory; creates a per-session activity record so concurrent tasks remain visible. Use when starting work on a project, when the user says "start a session", "starting a session", "begin session", "kick off", "let's get started", "what was I doing", "where did I leave off", "catch me up", "what's the current state", "what's the state of X", or at the beginning of any non-trivial session where you'd benefit from knowing prior decisions and context.