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Omnia Vault - the all-in-one project brain: an Obsidian LLM wiki, Graphify code graphs, a living plan that triages new videos against itself, and a Claude Code ⇄ Codex relay.
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In its own words
Everything your project knows, in one clonable vault.
Omnia — Latin for all things. Vault — where your project keeps them.
Omnia Vault is an all-in-one project brain you clone: an Obsidian LLM wiki, code knowledge graphs, a living plan that triages every new video and meeting against itself, a 20+ skill toolkit, and a relay that lets Claude Code and Codex work the same project with zero copy-paste. Memory, planning, tools, agents — one repo.
Get started in 5 minutes → · Operating guide · The relay protocol · Every command
Why this exists
Three things quietly kill AI-assisted projects:
- Agents are amnesiac. Every session starts from zero — you re-explain the project,
re-paste the context, re-open the same twenty files. Use both Claude Code and Codex and it's worse: two brilliant tools, two separate amnesias, and you're the copy-paste middleware between them.
- Plans die the week after kickoff. New information keeps arriving — a meeting, a
YouTube technique, a shiny tool — and it either gets ignored or bolted on with no judgment, until the "plan" describes a project that no longer exists.
- Knowledge evaporates. The decision from that call three weeks ago? The reason you
rejected that framework? Gone with the chat scrollback.
Omnia Vault fixes all three at the repository level. **The repo is the operation** — everything an agent needs to be instantly useful lives in files, validated by deterministic tooling, traveling with git:
The repository's own description, then 18% of its README. Read the rest on GitHub ↗
What came from it 4
Read from the repository's git tree on 2026-08-17.