📚 obsidian-second-brain: Persistent Memory for CLI Agents

The direction here is highly practical: turning an Obsidian vault into a persistent memory layer for AI agents. Re-explaining project context and architectural decisions every time you start a CLI agent like Claude Code is a known friction point. This tool solves that by storing agent memory as plain Markdown files. It goes beyond simple file reading by providing 45 commands, including hybrid semantic search, self-rewriting notes, and scheduled background agents that maintain the vault. The hard part is not getting an AI to read a file, but maintaining a structured, retrievable context over time. For users heavily invested in both Obsidian and AI coding tools, this is a very logical integration.