@nikitabier@singhai Weโve been trying to purchase X Business for the past week, but keep running into different checkout errors. We also submitted the Enterprise Contact Us form three days ago and havenโt heard back yet. Could someone please help us get this resolved? ๐ค
@Nazik2053 A vault that argues back" is the right framing. Most vaults are write-only: capture is easy, resurfacing is the part nobody solves.
The real test isn't whether it stored the note it's whether it hands you back the one you forgot you wrote. What are you using for that today?
Solid system. But that's 3 apps, a local vault and a daily scan prompt before you capture a single thought.
The bottleneck was never the AI layer. It's the 4 seconds between the idea and writing it down.
That's why we built CraftNote: you talk, it becomes a structured note.
The most valuable AI system you're not running yet: an AI second brain.
The concept goes back to Karpathy's knowledge wiki earlier this year, and it's still one of the highest-leverage workflows in AI.
Connect your Hermes agent, and it becomes 10x more powerful.
Here's how to build it (from scratch):
Step 1. Download Obsidian
Head to obsidian.md and download the desktop app.
Once downloaded, go ahead and create a new Obsidian vault.
Vaults are just where notes/text are stored locally.
Start dumping everything in here:
- Personal goals
- Meetings
- AI context/preferences
The more you put in, the more powerful your second-brain becomes.
Step 2. Connect Hermes to your Obsidian vault
If you don't have Hermes yet, download the desktop app here:
[https://t.co/IOKhCwcDB6]
Then, paste this prompt:
"I want you to connect to my new Obsidian vault and act as my second-brain personal assistant - do everything necessary to set up that connection now."
This gives Hermes direct access to everything inside your notes vault.
Step 3. Let it self-evolve
Every time you add a new note, Hermes will automatically ingest it.
Prompt Hermes:
"Every day, scan my second brain database. Every time I add a new note, use it to create reusable skills and workflows."
Pro tip: Once Obsidian is connected to your agent, you can just prompt it directly to add notes/context/data. This works really well if you're prompting Hermes on the go from Telegram/mobile.
Save this and build your second brain system now.
And it's one brain, not five apps:
Start recording on your phone โ pick it up in the browser at https://t.co/sZ5uTIiz6p Everything syncs instantly. Ask AI questions across ALL your notes, no matter which device captured them.
Your best ideas don't happen at your desk.
They happen on a walk. In the car. In a meeting room with no laptop. At 2am with your phone on the nightstand.
Yet most note tools assume you're sitting at a computer.
Here's the fix: โ
The Watch one sounds like a gimmick until you use it.
Walking between meetings, driving, cooking, holding a coffee tap your wrist, talk, done.
The transcript + summary is waiting on your Mac when you sit down.
@mtrajan@RoryCrave Capture is table stakes. The real mismatch: meeting tools shape the output around meetings, attendees, decisions, next steps. A solo ramble needs the opposite, a clean transcript you can interrogate however you want. That's what CraftNote does. Happy to give you Pro free
The average knowledge worker sits in 21+ hours of meetings a week.
And forgets ~90% of it within 48 hours.
Recording the audio doesn't fix that. Capturing the decisions does.
me: "i'll remember the important part"
the important part: gone the second the meeting ends
this is why i let CraftNote take the notes now. transcript + summary + to-dos, done automatically. never scrambling again.
the meeting ends and everyone goes "great, so we're aligned"
aligned on WHAT. nobody wrote anything down. we are not aligned. we are four people with four different memories of the same 30 minutes.
CraftNote: one source of truth, so the chaos has a paper trail
Every WFH parent has two jobs. ๐จโ๐ป๐ง
One pays the bills. The other jumps on your Zoom calls.
Let Craftnote handle the meeting notes while you handle the chaos.