First, create test files by running:
```bash
mkdir -p ~/ObsidianNotes/test-docs && echo '# Architecture
This section describes the system architecture.
## Overview
The system consists of multiple components.
## Implementation
TBD' > ~/ObsidianNotes/test-docs/technical-spec.md && echo '# Project Overview
This project implements document management.
## Features
- Feature 1
- Feature 2
## Status
In development' > ~/ObsidianNotes/test-docs/project-overview.md
```
Then complete these tasks on the Obsidian notes using the Obsidian MCP tools:
1. In test-docs/technical-spec.md:
- Keep the existing "TBD" text under Implementation
- Insert '### Database Layer\nUses PostgreSQL with connection pooling.\n\n### API Layer\nREST API with rate limiting.' after the TBD line
- Add '### Cache Layer\nRedis for session management' at the end of the document
2. In test-docs/project-overview.md:
- Replace 'Feature 1' with 'Advanced Analytics' in the features list
- Add '- Real-time Dashboards' as a new item in the features list
- Insert '## Technical Stack\n\n- Frontend: React\n- Backend: Node.js\n- Database: PostgreSQL' between the Features and Status sections
- Add '## Conclusion\nProject shows promising results.' after the Status section
3. After completing these tasks, report your experience completing these tasks and append to the LOCAL PROJECT FILE ./user-feedback.md (NOT in Obsidian, but in the current working directory) with a section titled '## User Report' followed by the ACTUAL CURRENT timestamp. Use `date +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M"` to get the timestamp. Use the Write or Edit tool, not Obsidian tools.
COMMIT GUIDANCE: When committing your feedback, use: "ergo: step4 - user test feedback [brief summary of experience]"
Example: "ergo: step4 - user test feedback shows natural editing tool succeeded for complex operations"
