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I'm taking on one business this week to build a free Make.com automation in exchange for an honest testimonial. I can build things like automated lead responses, contact form to email workflows, and Google Sheets integrations. If that sounds useful for your business or someone you know, drop a comment or send me a message.

I've been wondering about something lately. How's everyone actually using Hermes Agent? There are so many ways to run it, coding, automation, research, whatever, and I think the best way to really get the use cases is just to help people get it going and see what they build. So if you've been wanting to try it but haven't set it up yet, or you hit a wall partway through, hit me up. Happy to help you get it running, no charge, whether that's installing Hermes itself or getting a tool working that you've been trying to connect but couldn't. Mostly just curious to see what you end up doing with it, happy 4th of July!

Not my video, but I just watched this guy build a full AI chess coach with Claude Code and it was genuinely one of the best 'what you can actually build' videos I've seen in a while. It connects to your real games, reviews them like a grandmaster the second you finish, and drills you on your weak spots. All built in a few hours, no dev team. He uploads a lot of really solid AI build content, and he's got a free community called KVK Automates AI where he breaks this stuff down step by step. I've been getting a lot out of it honestly. Dropping the video in case it helps someone: https://youtu.be/6Yd4qxJePqU

Claude Cowork is rolling out on mobile and web, which means you can start work on one device, let Claude keep going in the background, and jump back in when it needs your input. A few things that stood out to me: - AI agents moving beyond coding - More than 90% of Cowork usage not software development - Big use cases in business ops and content creation - Tasks like client briefs, contract trackers, variance memos, and decks - Background work that continues after you close your laptop - Scheduled tasks that run without a device online - Human approval still required before anything ships - Mobile notifications when Claude needs your decision - A bigger shift from asking AI questions to delegating real work Read the full article here: https://claude.com/blog/cowork-web-mobile