My local Claude Code handles 90% of applied tasks for clients and projects. The desktop version produced more hallucinations, especially in creative writing, and sometimes glitched even within created projects.
I moved all projects from the desktop application to Obsidian. The storage format is the same — .md, a perfect combination.
My Claude Code is already trained and doesn't ask unnecessary questions. It remembers where everything is, where to write, and how to behave. It clearly understands the structure: Obsidian with projects, a server with bots, several API services that we constantly use, and a separate computer 'Fyodor' with its own Claude Code for working with browsers and exchanges.
The entire history for each project and client is now in Obsidian. Each file is accessible to me, Claude Code, and for sending to a client or programmer. No need to remember where we left off. Just write in the console 'working with such-and-such client' — Claude Code itself goes to the Obsidian folder, reads the history, and is ready to work. 🤖
