Robyn Anderson shows how to organize AI prompts and data as Markdown files in Obsidian so you can reuse the same structure across Claude, ChatGPT, or any other model. Store each agent in its own file, point the AI to the folder, and you'll never hit Claude's context limits again.
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Are you one of the millions of people that's annoyed by Claude and its context window? Let me show you how to fix it. And if we haven't met yet, my name's Jam. I help hundreds of non-technical small business owners, coaches, consultants, sales and marketing people learn AI for their everyday life. Okay, let me talk to you about something important. You need to be platform agnostic. Yes, Claude is the best thing ever right now, but we don't know what that's going to look like 6 months from now. So how can you set up your file structure to be agnostic for whatever platform you're using? Well, you can do that using Obsidian. Obsidian is a free note-taking app, and basically all of these little dots, if I zoom in, are actually MD files that belong to a specific agent. So you can see this is just a little part of it and goes incredibly deep. Now when I'm working, I can have it go to whatever folder. Right now it's working in my marketing agent Bozma, and if I want to use Hermes or Manus or ChatGPT, I can grab files or point the AI to whatever file structure on my machine. Comment AI and hit like and follow for more.
