Built a skill that gives Claude persistent memory of your project — decisions, blockers, what you were doing last session
You know that 15 minutes you spend at the start of every Claude session re-explaining your own project?
I got tired of it and built a fix.
npx second-mind install
Installs a skill into Claude Code. Then:
/second-mindinitialize— scans your repo, builds a full knowledge vault/second-mindrestore— next session, Claude opens already briefed. What's working, what's broken, what to do next/second-mindupdate— end of session, auto-documents everything
Vault is plain Markdown, fully Obsidian-compatible. Drops a START-HERE.md newcomer guide, ADR-style decision files, session history, the works.
That graph was auto-generated from my project. Didn't draw a single node.
Free, open source, one command to install.
GitHub: second-mind