Best way to get Claude conversations (mobile + desktop) automatically filed into Obsidian every night, sorted by topic?
What I want: every evening, whatever I discussed with Claude that day — mobile or desktop — gets synced and filed into my Obsidian vault, sorted thematically into the right existing note, not dumped as a raw transcript. Basically an automatically-growing…
What I want: every evening, whatever I discussed with Claude that day — mobile or desktop — gets synced and filed into my Obsidian vault, sorted thematically into the right existing note, not dumped as a raw transcript. Basically an automatically-growing second brain, no manual "remember this" needed. Hard constraint: has to work when my Mac is off. Mobile can't depend on some local machine being awake. Manual saving ("note this down" → it lands in Obsidian) is already a solved problem for me — that part works fine. What I haven't found is anything that closes the full loop: Reach back into a day's regular chat conversations (not just a task's own session) Read the existing vault to know where a topic already lives Actually decide how to fold new content into the right note — a model-in-the-loop step, not a plain export I already tried getting Claude to catch things live, in the moment, during casual chat — proved unreliable on mobile, so I've stopped chasing that route. I'd rather solve this as an end-of-day batch process instead of real-time detection. Is there an existing tool or workflow that does this, a scheduled/background job approach, or something else entirely? Not attached to any particular technical path — genuinely open to whatever actually works, doesn't have to build on anything I've tried so far.
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It's doable, but I'd flip the architecture. I tried the "collect conversations at night, sort by topic" version and it recreates the problem you already have — a pile that needs processing, just automated. What stuck instead: the note gets written during the conversation, not after. Claude has file access to the vault, so when something's worth keeping I just say "add this to the note on X" and it lands in the right place while the context is alive. The chat itself stays disposable. The honest limitation: mobile chats are the weak link, there's no clean nightly export for those. I stopped fighting it — anything important from a phone chat gets one line in an inbox note, filed properly next time I'm at the desk.
Yeah that would be cool. Unfortunately it's not possible.
Best way to do this is to ask claude. It will give you step by step instructions on what to do on powershell with exact commands, claude will also direct you on the claude connector part, you can post screenshots of the results in claude chat and it will tell you whether it worked or not. Once everything is done, you have to keep two powershell windows and obsidian on your pc keep open and keep your pc running, now you can chat with claude any time and ask him to write a note in obsidian and it will automatically access your vault on pc via connector and will update on your phone or tablet soon, obsidian sync is very helpful here if not using it still.
I’m not sure what your current infrastructure is or how you use Claude with your vault. Could you explain your current setup for some additional context and I can try and help?
I think you need to solve the problem of automatically getting the content into your Obsidian vault first. From there Claude or whatever llm or agent you use, could periodically check a pre-defined folder and process all notes there and sort them into your vault. The Claude iOS app for example can not export notes anywhere on the filesystem since it runs in its own sandbox. You could install the google drive skill, let Claude save your note there and the next time your Mac is awake, let it poll the google drive and fetch the note.
I didn't try and do a batch approach. I have the luxury if a desktop I just leave on and was prompting claude at the end of a conversation to create a note with my formatting through a skill, then copy paste into dispatch to create the note. Last night I decided that my journal is staying in obsidian and I'm going to try notion due to MCP native capabilities. Probably blasphemy in this sub but it's something I'm trying out. With it needing to work with the laptop off your basically pushing into some kind of azure/aws spot instance that is triggered daily,executes a task, and shuts down. I spent probably an hour last night thinking through this myself and landed on notion...for now...