vault-save

name	vault-save
description	Save everything worth keeping from the current conversation to the Obsidian vault. Use when conversation produces decisions, research, tasks, project updates, or insights. Also triggers on session wrap-up ("done", "that's it", "thanks").

/vault-save

Save conversation knowledge to your Obsidian vault.

Steps

1. Read _CLAUDE.md at the vault root for operating rules and folder map.

2. Read index.md to understand what already exists.

3. Scan the conversation and identify all vault-worthy items:

   • Decisions made or confirmed
   • Project status changes or milestones
   • Research findings or analysis results
   • Engineering insights or patterns discovered
   • Tasks created, assigned, or completed
   • Ideas, learnings, or connections

4. Group items by type and spawn parallel subagents:

   • One agent per target folder (as defined in _CLAUDE.md folder map)
   • Each agent: search target folder for existing notes, create or update

5. After all agents complete: update today's daily note

   • Create from template if it doesn't exist
   • Link everything that was saved

6. Append to log.md: ## [YYYY-MM-DD] save | Brief description

7. Update index.md if any new notes were created

8. Report back: clean list of what was saved and where

Rules

• All output in the user's language (from _CLAUDE.md Language section). Note content, status reports, and log entries all in user's language. When updating an existing note, match that note's language.
• Search before creating -- duplicate notes are vault rot
• Propagate every write -- daily note + linked notes + index
• Never create orphans -- every note linked from somewhere
• Match existing style -- read 1-2 notes in target folder first
• Frontmatter mandatory -- at minimum: date + tags
• Do not ask where to save -- infer from _CLAUDE.md folder map. Only ask if genuinely ambiguous.

Proactive Reminders

Suggest saving when:

• 10+ exchanges without a save
• User signals wrap-up
• A logical work block completes (feature shipped, decision made, problem solved)