Learn 95% of Hermes Agent in 21 Minutes

You see people online using Hermes to run their business . It finds them leads, it writes briefs, it watches the internet , sends them updates on their phone, [snorts] runs little agents in the background . Then you install it and ask it to summarize a PDF . That gap is what this video is about . So, after 100 days with Hermes, I want to show you the actual bridge . How you go from asking Hermes random questions to building repeatable loops , Telegram workspaces, [music] sub agent teams, event triggers, and a mission control dashboard you can open from anywhere in the world . By [snorts] turning one boring task at a time into a system that runs without [music] you . Let's get started . The first mistake that I've learned throughout my first 100 days is using Hermes like a smarter search box . Asking it for things like "Hey Hermes . Summarize this, research that, write a draft about this." I mean, that is pretty useful and it's a big, massive, major reason for AI agents being useful , but that or those types of tasks don't compound because essentially you get an answer to your question , but the work disappears . The better move is to turn the task into a repeatable loop . Here's the difference. If I say "Give me YouTube ideas," Hermes can give me YouTube ideas . But if I say "Every time I ask you to give me YouTube ideas, check my posted videos , check my rejected ideas, check my Notion content board, check current demand , check competitor outliers, then tell me the one video I I film next, why it matters now . What proof I need and what the first 30 . See, that's not a prompt anymore. That's an entire workflow . Hermes is checking for sources. It is applying rules . It's making decisions. It is returning something I can act on , something that is actionable. And that is the first real upgrade . Do not ask what can Hermes answer for me . Ask what decisions do I keep making manually ? Because that is usually where the loop is. For me, one loop is reaction opportunities