Coding With ADHD

Building a Second Brain isn't enough when you have ADHD; you need a system that builds itself. In this video, I break down how I use the Gemini CLI inside Obsidian to generate folder structures, manage daily notes, and—crucially—centralise AI "Skills" via dotfiles for a scalable agent workflow.

We move beyond basic prompting and implement Anthropic’s standard for Tool Use, treating our PKM like a software project with symlinks, git, and deterministic execution rules

Prompt Used in this video: "Generate a minimal Obsidian folder structure for a software engineer who takes daily notes and…

In this video, I show exactly how I take daily notes in Obsidian using Claude Code a fully automated workflow that captures websites, summarises them with AI, and injects them straight into my daily journal.

Part One: https://youtu.be/JGwFsyyewYc?si=NK4DFyZzoXxhAvX8
Obsidian Clipper: https://obsidian.md/clipper
Scripts: https://gist.github.com/SirwanAfifi/3a3d39b5041a80dcca92b0b9a374ea6b

Every time I exit Plan mode in Claude Code, a hook automatically captures the plan into my Obsidian vault with a clean title, full frontmatter, a summary generated by Claude Haiku, and a wikilinked entry in my daily journal. No manual copy-pasting, no switching windows. This is made possible by two recently released tools: the Obsidian CLI and Claude Code Hooks.

🔗 Resources:
capture-plan.sh and settings.json (full script): [https://gist.github.com/SirwanAfifi/e544d458e71ef5d0774fc5898c1a0a63]
Obsidian CLI: https://obsidian.md/cli
Claude Code Hooks docs:…