Graphify + Obsidian + Claude Code: turn file piles into a browsable knowledge graph for agents
alex_verem · x · 2026-09-21
A shared workflow addresses Claude Code's weakness of searching hundreds of saved files one by one, slowly and blind to their connections, with a three-part stack.
- Graphify maps your files into connected ideas; Obsidian hosts the map for human browsing; Claude Code reads the map instead of digging through raw files.
- One command bridges all three: graphify --obsidian. Every idea becomes its own note, auto-linked to related content.
- Node size in the graph equals connection count, so the most important ideas surface first.
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