Free template. No account, no database.

Your assistant already knows everything.

Vaulter is a structured, local-first vault for the context behind your work — so every session starts already caught up, not cold.

vaulter — assistant sessionreading vault
You
What auth approach did we lock in for the API?
Assistant
Checking AGENTS.md and the house conventions first.
Assistant
Pulling your stack notes and working style from context.
Assistant
JWT with short-lived access tokens, refresh rotation, in auth-v2 — session cookies were ruled out, the mobile client can't share a cookie jar with the web app.
vault activity0 read
AGENTS.md
conventions.md
stack.md
how-i-work.md
decisions.md
security-notes.md
2026-07-28.md
Features

Built for the work behind the work.

Five habits that turn scattered notes into context your assistant can actually use.

01
Capture

Drop raw material into inbox — links, notes, transcripts, half-formed ideas.

02
Synthesize

Turn it into durable notes in wiki that hold the reasoning, not just the result.

03
Connect

Link knowledge to projects, workflows, and whatever you're shipping.

04
Reuse

Assistants work from the same context instead of guessing every session.

05
Local on purpose

No account, no central database, no lock-in. Your vault stays in your files, your repo, your tools.

What’s inside

Eleven folders. One system.

Plain Markdown, plain folders. Works in Obsidian, VS Code, or any editor you already use.

vaulter/markdown · local-first
_vault-docshow to use Vaulter
_vault-metarules and conventions
_vault-contextyour builder and business context
_vault-templatesreusable note templates
_vault-archiveretired notes, kept for history
inboxraw material, unsorted
wikidurable knowledge
projectsproject memory
opsskills and agents
contentdrafts, assets, outputs
scriptssmall maintenance helpers
Get started

Download Vaulter.

Get the template, drop it in a private repo or local folder, fill your context, and point your assistant at it.

install
01Download the zip.
02Create a private repo or local vault.
03Fill _vault-context, then point your assistant at it — it figures out the rest.