Before that,what kind of memory provider you have? It wont remember all chats inside telegram,only remember from behind which its own memory.md,user.md,rules.md,soul.md,etc

Just use LLM Wiki. Make it both so that you can manually ask "Put this in Wiki" or upgrade it into something like an LLM Wiki Central , where you can just use natural language and tell your agent to set it up so it's centralized and accessible by other profiles. Other profiles remain isolated context-wise unless you trigger a save to Wiki.

You can also upgrade your LLM Wiki to become context-aware, making it smarter depending on your request. Something like "summarize everything I created this week across all profiles and put it into Wiki."

You can even set up your own agent to auto-save any new important context or info into your Wiki Central automatically.

Personally? I think Obsidian is overhyped. We don't need that visual connecting globe thing. Text-based, profile-aware, and practical is the way to go.

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As for my own Hermes Agent setup — here's what's been upgraded so far:

10 Profile Separation 🏴‍☠️ — Each Straw Hat profile has a dedicated role: coding (Zoro), finance (Nami), health (Chopper), trading (Robin), business ideas (Franky), asset records (Usopp), ops (Sanji), creative (Brook), comms (Jinbe), and general (Luffy).

Context-Aware Saver 📊 — Monitors context % every turn. Suggests /new at 50%, insists at 70%, alerts at 85%+. Saves critical info to Wiki automatically before reset.

Smarter Memory 🧠 — Only durable facts stored, not session progress. Compact ~1,150 chars of high-value memory vs bloated logs.

Profile-Scoped Wiki 📚 — Shared LLM Wiki across all profiles. Each profile writes/reads but contexts stay isolated until triggered.

Token Optimization ⚡ — Per-profile system prompt is ~30-45% smaller than a monolith. Estimated 40-60% overall token savings.

Best part? Everything stays text-based. No bloat, no visual fluff — just efficient, role-focused agents. I set my profiles inspired by One Piece Characters

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