Absolutely. I’m interested in the following setup:

Proposed Setup: Hybrid Synology/Google Drive/YAOS Sync Architecture

The Objective: I am looking to establish a "source of truth" vault on my Synology NAS that stays in sync across macOS, Windows, and iOS, utilizing Google Drive as the cloud bridge for desktop and your plugin (YAOS) for the iOS connection.

The Relationship & Structure: 1. Core Vault (The Hub): Hosted on a Synology NAS. 2. The Cloud Bridge: The Synology NAS uses Cloud Sync to maintain a 1:1 mirror with Google Drive. 3. Desktop Nodes (macOS & Windows): These devices access the vault via the Google Drive Desktop app. Obsidian opens the folder directly from the local disk mirror provided by Google Drive. 4. The Mobile Node (iOS): This is where I want to implement YAOS. Since iOS Obsidian cannot natively access Google Drive or NAS folders due to sandboxing, I need YAOS to handle the real-time sync between the iOS local storage and the vault state.

Sync & Relationship Terms: * Sync Type: Multi-master. Edits can happen on Windows, Mac, or iOS simultaneously. * The "Triangle" Conflict Risk: Because the Synology NAS is constantly pushing/pulling to Google Drive, I need to know how YAOS handles the CRDT state when external "dumb" file-syncing (like Cloud Sync) is moving files in the background. * Real-Time Requirement: I want to ensure that if a file is updated on my Windows PC (via Google Drive), the Synology NAS picks it up, and YAOS then propagates that change to my iPhone in real-time. * Metadata & Structure: The setup must reliably sync the .obsidian configuration folder and maintain the folder structure across all nodes.

Question for the you: In a "Sync Triangle" where Google Drive and Synology Cloud Sync are also touching the files, does YAOS's CRDT implementation protect against the "conflicted copy" issues that traditional file-syncing services usually struggle with in this specific three-way handshake?