Kioku FAQs

Question 1

How does Kioku manage and synchronize the knowledge base?

Accepted Answer

Kioku automatically logs sessions, structures these into an Obsidian Vault (your personal wiki) using an LLM, and then synchronizes this entire Vault via Git. This ensures your knowledge is backed up and accessible across multiple machines, maintaining a consistent 'second brain' for your AI.

Question 2

What is Kioku?

Accepted Answer

Kioku (Japanese for 'memory') is a software tool designed for Claude Code that automatically captures your AI conversations and structures them into an Obsidian Wiki, building a persistent, evolving knowledge base for your AI across sessions.

Question 3

How does Kioku prevent Claude from 'forgetting' past interactions?

Accepted Answer

Kioku logs all Claude Code session events and conversations. It then uses an LLM to process these logs, creating structured concept and project pages within your Obsidian Wiki. This relevant wiki context is then injected into Claude's system prompt for subsequent sessions, allowing it to leverage past knowledge.

Question 4

What are the main benefits of using Kioku?

Accepted Answer

Key benefits include eliminating the need to re-explain concepts to Claude, creating a 'second brain' that grows with every use, ensuring knowledge persistence across multiple sessions and machines, and providing automated backup and synchronization of your AI's knowledge via Git.

Question 5

Is Kioku compatible with all Claude versions?

Accepted Answer

Currently, Kioku primarily requires the Claude Code Max plan to fully utilize its core features, such as the Hook system for automatic session capture and direct Wiki context injection into Claude's system prompt.

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