runtime36

runtime36 addresses a common problem for coding agents: project decisions, corrections, and lessons learned get scattered across chat logs, so the next session starts by re-explaining what was already understood. It uses an Obsidian vault as a durable knowledge base, letting agents seal the day, distill useful material, and promote reliable methods instead of dumping raw chat history into the next prompt.

Its core is a knowledge workflow for agents: daily logs and distilled summaries are kept separate, promotion requires explicit gates, and retrieval relies on the user's own short nouns and alias table to point to a canonical page with deterministic verification. It behaves like a writing and routing system, where you maintain your nouns, projects, and corrections while agents find stable method pages and distinguish formal, provisional, and pending-approval knowledge.

It is best for developers and agent users who already keep an Obsidian vault, or want to build one, especially people working across Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, and DeepSeek Harness who need durable memory for recurring decisions. If the goal is automatic semantic search, hosted memory, or chat content injected directly into the next prompt, this plugin is not the right fit; it is for people who want memory to be locatable, maintainable, and auditable over time.