The first part gets Claude running inside your own files in about 30 minutes, with no technical background needed. The second is the live build, where you tell it how you work and it constructs your whole system around that.
~ % cd Documents/vault ~/vault % claude
> make me a note about today ✓ created 20X6-07-31.md >
One of these is better than the other.
"Write a follow-up to the client I met with today."
Hi [Client Name],
Thank you for taking the time to meet with me today. I really enjoyed our conversation and learning more about your business goals.
As discussed, I'd love to explore how we can work together to drive results. Please let me know a convenient time for a follow-up call.
Best regards,
[Your Name]
"Write a follow-up to the client I met with today."
Renata,
You said the front desk loses about 40 minutes a day to reminder calls. That stuck with me on the drive home.
Here's the one-page plan I promised. Step one costs nothing and you could start it Monday.
Talk Thursday,
Sam
Finally stop rewriting everything it gives you.
You ask for help and you get something that's perfectly serviceable but it's still not quite there. It could have been written for any consultant, in any industry, in any year. So you rewrite it from scratch and you're convinced all this AI hype is a bunch of hogwash.
Here's why it sucks. The model is guessing. It's never seen your work, your clients, your voice, or the thing you wrote about this exact problem eight months ago. If you keep it In a browser tab, then it never will. You paste in a paragraph of text, and it hands you back the average of the internet, because there's no way to give it EVERYTHING that it needs to do a great job.
About 30 minutes, at absolute beginner pace. Obsidian installed with one vault. Claude Code running inside it, reading and writing your files. Both side by side in a single window.
Two terminal commands, explained like you have never seen a command line, because most people have not. Authentication, the permission prompts, and the security warning your own computer throws at you are handled on camera, including the moment it happened to me while recording.
By the end, you type a request and a file appears where you can see it, named the way you asked, in a folder you chose.
The part that makes it yours. Recorded live with real people asking real questions, wrong turns left in, because that is what building one of these actually looks like.
You describe what you do and how you like to work. Claude designs the structure around that, then extends it with things you did not think to ask for.
After the first hour
Obsidian, Claude Code, and one vault, all working together on your machine.
After the second session
A structure shaped like your business, with routines that run and a memory that holds.
After a month of use
Something I could not have designed for you, because it grew out of your own work.

The Setup Checklist. Four steps, about twenty minutes, mostly clicking, and it gets Claude & Obsidian installed and sitting there ready.
The last step is the one where people panic. That is the step the paid walkthrough holds your hand through, so you will know pretty quickly whether you want it.