Author outlines three AI-note workflows using Obsidian, Notion and Claude Code
A Japanese-language tutorial describes three ways to pair AI with personal knowledge bases. The author has not tested the workflows but verified features against official documentation.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Summarize weekly project notes with Gemini Notebook
What you get You can create action lists with deadlines.
Reads Markdown files from Obsidian, returns structured summary with source references.
- Who for
- marketers, founders and operations
- Cost
- free tier
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Summarize weekly project notes
- Extract undecided items for follow-up
- Create action lists with deadlines
How to set it up · From the article
- Write notes in Obsidian as usual
- Once a week, add that week's Markdown files to a Gemini Notebook as sources
- Paste the prompt and run
- Copy the structured summary back into Obsidian under a separate heading
Watch out Author has not tested the routine; verify summaries against original notes
Notebooks in Gemini in the tool directory · 3 changes covered
Key points from the news
- Three AI-note workflows: Obsidian+Gemini Notebook, Notion+Claude via MCP, folder+Claude Code
- Gemini Notebook free tier allows 100 notebooks with 50 sources each; reads Markdown directly
- Claude Code requires a paid plan (Pro, Max, Team or Enterprise) and is in the desktop app
First, write in Obsidian and feed weekly notes to Gemini Notebook (renamed from NotebookLM in July 2026) for summaries; the free tier allows 100 notebooks with 50 sources each. A sample prompt asks the model to split notes into decided, undecided and next-action items while citing the source note for verification.
Second, connect Notion to Claude via Notion MCP so the model can read meeting minutes directly and propose tasks without copy-pasting. The prompt requests a review list before any entries are written to a task database. The author warns that Notion MCP inherits the user's full Notion permissions, so company policies should be checked first.
Third, before linking Obsidian to Claude Code, try a plain folder of Markdown files; Claude Code can search them and is included in Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans (not the free tier). The article notes that Obsidian files are ordinary Markdown, so no migration is needed if the user later opens the folder in Obsidian.
Obsidian, Notion, Claude Code. Three combinations with AI, including steps and how to prompt them
note.com · 31 October 2026
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