Take two minutes and watch this and it’ll change how you work inside Claude you’ll never run out of
In this short tutorial, Jam (Robyn Anderson) addresses the frustration many users feel with Claude’s limited context window and proposes a platform‑agnostic solution. He explains that relying on a single AI platform is risky because the landscape can change quickly, so the recommended approach is to organize all AI‑related content in a consistent, tool‑independent file hierarchy using Obsidian, a free markdown‑based note‑taking app. Each markdown file represents a specific “agent” (e.g., marketing agent Bozma). By keeping files in a well‑structured folder system, any AI—Claude, Hermes, Manus, or ChatGPT—can be pointed to the same resources, allowing seamless switching between models without re‑creating knowledge bases. The video targets non‑technical small‑business owners, coaches, consultants, and sales/marketing professionals, emphasizing that the method requires no coding and can be adopted immediately. The call‑to‑action encourages viewers to like, comment, and follow for more AI‑for‑everyday‑life tips.
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