A skill that turns your Claude conversations into durable markdown artifacts — landed in your Obsidian, Notion, or Drive.
Some conversations with Claude produce real thinking — a reframe, a decision, an insight you couldn't have reached alone. The session ends, the context clears, and that thinking disappears with it.
Where the conversation started, where it shifted, where it landed. Not a chronological event list. If there was no real arc, the skill says so honestly instead of inflating one.
Every action names its actor. You directed; assistant proposed; you caught the gap on review. Never “we” for one-party work. The artifact is a record of how you thought, not a co-authored output.
A markdown file that stands alone — readable without the conversation context. Routed to your Obsidian vault, your Notion database, your Drive folder. Your thinking system, not Claude's memory.
Configure the destination once. After that, every save is silent.
At the end of your conversation, say “synopsis this chat” or “preserve this thinking.” In Claude Code, /synopsis works too. The skill scans the conversation for anchors and tells you what it found.
The skill renders a self-contained markdown file applying Arc / Attribution / Artifact discipline. It pattern-matches and redacts common secrets (API keys, tokens) before showing you the preview.
Approve the preview. The artifact lands silently in the destination you configured on first run — your Obsidian vault, Notion database, or Drive folder. You always see it before it saves.
Settings → Skills → Create Custom Skill.~/.claude/skills/.git clone https://github.com/vanessachang-dev/chat-synopsis, then cd chat-synopsis && ./install.sh./synopsis. First run, the skill walks you through choosing Obsidian, Notion, or local file as your destination.