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To persist experiment context across sessions, you can save and retrieve notes in a local Obsidian vault using commands like save_context and load_context. This maintains continuity and reduces repetitive memory load when starting new tasks or reviewing logs.

Storing notes in an Obsidian vault enables local context persistence and quick recall of past results using topic queries or search. It reduces context-switching by keeping experiment observations accessible across different Claude Code sessions.

Yes, you can use a local Obsidian-compatible vault to manage experiment logs. The skill stores notes locally and provides commands like experiment_summary to automate session-based summaries and maintain context continuity.

The best way to generate experiment summaries is by using the experiment_summary command after completing your work. This command automates the process of storing results and observations from your local notes into the Obsidian vault.

Yes, an Obsidian-compatible local vault is required to save and load experiment context. The skill relies on local note storage to persist observations and retrieve past results across Claude Code sessions.

You should use save_context during work to record observations in real-time, and then generate an experiment_summary after completion to store results. This ensures context continuity when starting new tasks, ending experiments, or reviewing logs.