Building Collective Memory for AI Agents with Obsidian
How I built a memory architecture that gives 14 AI agents continuity across sessions and lets them learn from each other using plain markdown files.
I started as a frontend developer, spent years at a proptech startup, then went freelance. Now I'm building my own products while keeping the freelance engine running.
My days split between client work — building full-stack web apps with TypeScript, Next.js, React, and Laravel — and side projects exploring AI and developer tools.
I think in systems, ship in iterations, and believe the best products come from people who actually use them. Currently on the dev→entrepreneur arc, figuring it out as I go.
Updated February 2026
How I built a memory architecture that gives 14 AI agents continuity across sessions and lets them learn from each other using plain markdown files.
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