Agent OS + Obsidian + Sakana Fugu + Hermes Jarvis!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
So today we're going to be answering some of the latest questions on the agent operating system, which is a powerful system where you can link all your agents together. You can add new updates as they come out. So for example, we've already added Sakana Fugu that just dropped yesterday and Fusion inside our system to achieve Fable 5 level intelligence without having access to the models. We also have a memory galaxy over here. We've set up a new news radar that's just working 24 seven, finding us the latest headlines so we never fall behind again. We have a music agent, a video agent, SEO agents, loop engineering, etc. Everything we need is built inside this system. We've actually put it inside the AI Profit Boardroom if you want to get my setup. But whether you're building this or using mine, I'm going to talk through exactly how to use these systems to get the most out of them, based on the latest questions we have inside the AI Profit Boardroom. So I'm going to get straight into this and we're going to start going from here. So we've got a question from Amatea, which is about how to keep the Agent Operating System current. So for example, let's say you set it up, how do you update it? How do you add the new additions, etc.? So I mean, there's two things to this.
Number one, when I'm building it, I add new features every day based on what just comes out. And the cool thing about this is, you never need to really stay updated on what drops with Agent Operating Systems and AI models because we already built it into the Agent OS. But also inside the zip files, every time we update it, we add a new update section so that you can easily update your version. So if you're on a previous version of our Agent Operating System, you can just grab the zip file and it has an update file inside it that allows you to update quickly. So if we go inside this section here, we have an update Agent OS command section, and that basically allows your agents to stay updated.
So we have a markdown file called update.md and an update Agent OS.command file as well to update quickly. That's one of the biggest benefits of getting this system is like you can stay updated daily with the new stuff that drops. This is pretty wild. So you can see here that Daniel is generating local AI avatar videos. So if we have a look here, he's actually created a full tutorial on how to do it. It's pretty insane. If we have a look at the output here, let's see what we've got. So this is the AI avatar video. And I think 99% of people are not aware that you can do this locally if you have a good setup. He has a Rtx 5090 I think it's a fantastic example of people sharing information together inside this community as well. And, you know, when we work together inside the AI Profit Boardroom, like we all just help each other grow, we help each other learn. There's no holding information back. It's more about creating a great place where we can share ideas and we can work together and we can grow together. So, I mean, it's pretty amazing that you can do that locally. Absolutely awesome. The other thing I would say is actually managed to set up a workflow where it has memory as well. So one thing that we have built into the Agent OS is we have a memory galaxy where our agents automatically update this daily. They also use it for context and then all your agents have context on you. They know who you are, your goals and everything else.
And so he's managed to use a similar system to give memory to the agency he actually works with. Now, this is an interesting question. So Blake is moving from Claude to Hermes. He's like, hey everyone, so I already built my own personal agent system. So he's not actually using ours, he's built his own personal OS system in Claude. Does this migrate to Hermes when he installs Hermes from here and connect to my Claude? How does that work? So in my experience, when you're setting up Hermes and you already have Claude set up, I would go inside Claude and ask it to orchestrate Hermes for you. And that way they can link together and they can share context. And also they can migrate everything over together. You can also ask Claude to build Hermes directly into the personal Agent OS that you already have and make sure that it has access to the same context and the same knowledge, the same skills, etc. And that way it can share stuff. I actually find that Claude is really good at orchestrating Hermes. Hermes is not so good at orchestrating Claude. So do it in that way around. And that's the cool thing about these Agent Operating Systems, right? So for example, if we have a look, if you look over the last couple of weeks, GLM 5.2, Kimi-Co 2.7, as soon as these new things drop, we plug it into the Agent Operating System. And you don't need to use them. You don't need to use all these APIs or CLIs. Like you can just stick to Claude and Hermes, or you can just stick to Hermes if you want. That's a great thing about it. It's like if you're looking at this and thinking, I need all these CLIs, you don't.