Hi!! Thank you so much for the approval! I’ve been watching your interviews and YouTube videos, and I have to say… Orgo and everything you’re building is amazing!!! It feels like a whole new world—NEXT LEVEL! Lately I’ve been binge-watching videos about setting up VPN hosting, Hermes Agents, sub-agents, second brain/WiKi, Obsidian and so many. 😊 I wanted to make sure I’m building everything the right way for my use case. I’m a solo entrepreneur with years of valuable knowledge, but it’s scattered everywhere—Notion, iPhone Notes, YouTube bookmarks, PDFs, text files, saved links on my website, and more. I have a lot of information, but it’s completely disorganized. I noticed you installed Obsidian on the Orgo virtual machine. I already have Obsidian installed on my MacBook, but I haven’t created or set up my vault yet. I’ve also been watching videos about the Second Brain concept and Andrej Karpathy’s wiki-style approach to organizing knowledge. There are so many different methods that I’m not sure which one is best. Ultimately, what I want is one Obsidian knowledge base that all my AI models can access and learn from—ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and whatever comes next. I have lots of PDFs, text files, and other documents. Should I import everything into the Obsidian on Orgo? What about the Obsidian on my MacBook that I use every day? What’s the best way to keep everything synced? Even with my iphone? I’ve watched someone showed GitHub and google drive method. Obsidian vault lives in a GitHub repository so all AI models and agents can access the same Second Brain. But with Orgo way… Would you be able to explain—or even make a video—showing what you do immediately after installing a fresh copy of Obsidian? I think that’s the part I’m missing. I downloaded your Obsidian PDF, and I’m finally signing up for the 3-day Orgo trial today. I stayed up all night. It’s 5:52AM. I’ll sleep then when I wake up, I’ll start signing up and install etc!!!!!!! 🎉 My goal is to build a Hermes Agent that truly knows me and grows with me over time—not just like a regular Claude conversation.