Guides
Short explainers on giving AI coding agents a shared memory and letting them work together. Each one starts with a plain answer, compares the ways to do it (including the ones that don’t need pairpipe), then shows how pairpipe does it.
- Want your agents to read your notes? Start with sharing a vault.
- Want Claude Code to remember across computers or people? Read the shared memory guide.
- Want two people’s agents to work as a team? Read how two agents work together.
- Want notes that grow from what your agents learn? Read the second brain guide.
- Share your Obsidian vault with AI agents
Give Claude Code, Codex and a partner’s agents one vault they can all search and add to. - Shared memory for Claude Code across computers and people
How Claude Code remembers today, and how to share that memory across computers and people. - How two AI coding agents can work together
The ways agents can cooperate, and how to let yours work directly with a friend’s. - An Obsidian second brain your AI agents keep up to date
Notes that grow from the lessons your agents write, with the checks that keep them clean.
Looking for setup steps? See Help and Import your Obsidian vault.