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hermes agent
I am getting error in installing the hermes
hermes agent
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@Brendan Jowett how much ram we need to run it?
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@Mofedul Alam Joy let me give it a shot
How you hunt agentic ai clients?
asking for a friend: Hi there my friend has a good grip in agentic AI. can you tell some proven way or workflow ? thanks
How are you guys using hermes agent with openai ?
Share your experince i want to use it for research and coding task
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@Brendan Jowett i need research like what other ppl are saying about my competior negative and postive comments
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@Brendan Jowett how you verify the agent works?
How to set price from Real Estate Agencies?
hi, can someone tell me how to set price for real estate agencies? like should we do usage based or a monthly subscription
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I would recommend a monthly subscription with usage limits rather than purely usage-based pricing. Real estate agencies usually prefer predictable costs. You could offer different plans based on the number of agents, leads, or properties managed, with extra charges for higher usage. This gives you recurring revenue while keeping pricing flexible as the agency grows.
Build Your Own Claude Plugin in Minutes, With No Code
| Source: Claude Plugins Documentation Do you explain the same job to Claude again and again? Reports, proposals, follow-ups, and more. A Claude plugin can package that work, and you can create one without writing any files. Read ahead to learn how. [What Is a Claude Plugin?] A plugin is one package of skills, commands, and connectors. It lives on your own account and is for you by default. Once saved, it is available in your chats, in Cowork, and in Claude Code as a synced plugin. Now, let’s create one. [Step 1: Open the Add Menu] Go to Customize > Plugins in claude(.)ai or the desktop app and select Add. Choose Create with Claude, which opens a conversation with the plugin request already filled in for you to send. [Step 2: Describe the Job] Explain the job as you would to a colleague. Say what the task is, when it comes up, and what a good result looks like. Claude will ask follow-up questions, such as which connectors to use. You can change any answer later. [Step 3: Save It] Claude writes the skills and commands, adds the connectors you chose, and shows the result as a file card. Select Save plugin. Your plugin then appears under Customize > Plugins, on the Yours view. [Test Before You Trust It] Before you rely on it, open the plugin and read its skills, commands, and connectors. Sign in to any bundled connector, then test it with a real request and check that Claude follows the plugin’s skills. You can disable or remove it from Customize > Plugins. [Your Weekly Challenge] Pick one task you repeat often. Send Claude a message with the task, when it comes up, and what a good result looks like. Build one plugin this week and test it on real work.
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This is really useful! I like the idea of turning repetitive tasks into reusable plugins instead of explaining everything again and again. Definitely something worth experimenting with. Thanks for sharing!
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