Glass: Claude Code in Obsidian with interactive terminal

Integrates Claude Code within Obsidian via an interactive terminal, quick-ask modal, and an MCP server for structured vault access.

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Glass: Claude Code in Obsidian with Interactive Terminal

Glass is a developer tool designed to integrate Claude Code directly into your Obsidian workflow. It provides a seamless experience for leveraging AI-powered code generation and assistance within your notes and project documentation. By connecting Claude Code to your Obsidian vault, Glass enables you to interact with AI models directly from your development environment, streamlining your coding and note-taking processes.

What it Does

Glass bridges the gap between your Obsidian knowledge base and the capabilities of Claude Code. It allows you to execute code-related queries and commands directly within Obsidian, receiving AI-generated code snippets, explanations, and assistance. This integration is facilitated through an interactive terminal and a quick-ask modal, making it easy to access AI power without leaving your notes.

Key Features

Claude Code Integration: Directly access and utilize Claude Code models within Obsidian.
Interactive Terminal: Execute commands and receive AI responses in a dedicated terminal interface within Obsidian.
Quick-Ask Modal: Quickly pose questions and get AI-generated code or explanations without disrupting your workflow.
MCP Server: Provides structured access to your Obsidian vault, enabling more sophisticated AI interactions with your notes and data.
Developer-Focused: Designed for developers to enhance productivity and code generation within their documentation.

Who it's For

Glass is built for developers, AI engineers, and technical writers who use Obsidian as their primary note-taking and knowledge management tool. If you frequently work with code, need to generate code snippets, understand complex code, or want to integrate AI assistance into your documentation and project planning, Glass can significantly enhance your workflow. It's particularly useful for those who want to keep their AI interactions contextually relevant to their existing notes and projects.