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   Local-first study planner and error log: track mistakes from any material, classify them by cause and review them with spaced repetition.

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2. How I connected Claude to my Obsidia... How I connected Claude to my Obsidian vault through MCP and used it as a persistent, AI-assisted error log while preparing for the SAT. Every new chat with an AI starts from zero. You paste the question again, explain what you already know, re-describe the mistake you made last week, and the AI still has no idea that it's the *third* time you've fallen for the same trap. This setup fixes that. Claude reads and writes directly to a folder of Markdown notes on your computer (an Obsidian vault). Every error you make, every mock exam, every rule you learn gets logged there in a consistent format. So when you ask *"what are my weakest areas right now?"* or *"let's review the question I got wrong on Tuesday"*, Claude opens your notes and answers from your actual history — not from a summary you have to type out again. I built this for the SAT, but nothing here is SAT-specific. It works for any exam, language, or subject where you learn by making mistakes.

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   # Claude + Obsidian: a study system that remembers your mistakes

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   > How I connected Claude to my Obsidian vault through MCP and used it as a persistent, AI-assisted error log while preparing for the SAT.

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   Every new chat with an AI starts from zero. You paste the question again, explain what you already know, re-describe the mistake you made last week, and the AI still has no idea that it's the *third* time you've fallen for the same trap.