Workflow

While creating a blog post with Claude Code, I noticed the changes were on GitHub but not visible in my local files. The reason was git worktrees – a Git feature that lets Claude work in isolation without touching your local working directory. Here is what happened and what the trade-offs are.

GitSync worked reliably for editing existing notes, but adding a new note triggered an index corruption error every time. This is a follow-up to my original vault sync post, documenting the switch to Termux and why the underlying architecture difference matters.

I walk through a private GitHub repo setup, connect it to an Obsidian vault with the Obsidian Git plugin, and outline the automation settings I use to keep notes synced.