@JulianGoldieSEO: Give me 2 minutes, and I'll make your AI agents smarter than 90% of people's. Make them all share one brain: 1. Install…
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一条教程类推文，教你用 Obsidian 作为共享记忆库，让 Hermes、Claude Code、Codex 和 OpenClaw 等多个 AI 代理共享同一个"大脑"，实现知识互通与日常日志记录。
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Give me 2 minutes, and I’ll make your AI agents smarter than 90% of people’s.
Make them all share one brain:
- Install Obsidian (free). This is the memory.
- Point Hermes at the vault.
- Point Claude Code at the same vault.
- Same for Codex and OpenClaw.
- Turn on daily logs. Every agent writes what it did.
- Now what one agent learns, the others know.
One prompt connects all of it. Guide below👇
Julian Goldie SEO (@JulianGoldieSEO): Hermes + Obsidian = your own JARVIS.
My Hermes agent is now a JARVIS I can phone from anywhere.
I called it:
It said my name and booked my 3pm Japanese session on the spot.
It’s hooked into my Obsidian vault:
So it already knows my projects, my goals and what I decided last
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