Companion gist to the CroAI Code Club #3 talk by Luka Kladarić — The Missing Piece: An AI Agent That Survives Off Your Desk (2026-05-20).
Everything I mentioned on stage, with links.
- Substack: substack.chaos.guru
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/allixsenos
- GitHub: @allixsenos
- Obsidian — obsidian.md. Markdown-first knowledge base. Free for personal use.
- Obsidian Sync — obsidian.md/sync. $4/mo. The only paid piece I genuinely need.
- Claude Code — claude.com/product/claude-code. What I run inside the vault on my laptop.
- NanoClaw — https://github.com/nanocoai/nanoclaw
- Telegram — telegram.org. My messenger of choice. Good API + good message-forwarding.
- Todoist — todoist.com. Solid API, multi-account-friendly.
- Tolaria — github.com/refactoringhq/tolaria. Git-native, AGPL, MCP-integrated. Direct counter to Obsidian's proprietary sync. By @lucaronin.
- Karpathy's LLM-wiki essay — https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f
- obsidian-wiki skills, an implementation of Karpathy's stuff — https://github.com/AgriciDaniel/claude-obsidian
Plugins / skills installed in my Claude Code, available across all my projects (vault included).
- redline — Claude Code statusline plugin (progress bars, git info, cost tracking, PS1-style prompt). github.com/allixsenos/claude-plugins
- nano-banana — image generation via the Gemini API directly from Claude Code. github.com/allixsenos/claude-plugins
- openrouter-imagegen — image generation via OpenRouter (Nano Banana + FLUX + Riverflow + others). github.com/allixsenos/claude-plugins
- clockwork — periodic time injection so Claude knows what day and time it is. github.com/allixsenos/claude-plugins
- firecrawl — web search and scrape from inside Claude Code. firecrawl.dev · github.com/mendableai/firecrawl
The talk is about a pattern, not a product. The pattern is:
- Plain markdown files on disk. Open them with anything. Edit them anywhere.
- One vault that holds the whole of you — work, content, personal — segmented by folder, not by tool.
- Claude running inside the vault on desktop. Claude reachable from the vault on mobile (via Telegram bot).
- Sync that works across all your devices.
- Skills (slash commands) that codify the workflows you do over and over so they survive between sessions.
You can do it with Obsidian, Tolaria, or just VSCode + a folder of markdown. Pick the tool that gets out of your way.
- Chatham House Rules apply to anything you heard me say.
- No photos of slides or my screen.
- This gist is what you can share publicly.
Questions, follow-ups, or want to talk about your own setup? Book a call or find me on LinkedIn.