Before we go live with anything new, we prep. Assets, docs, copy, the stuff that makes a launch feel ready instead of rushed. Hermes is handling that workload now. Not the creative, that's still on us. But the assembly, the formatting, the "make it exist in 5 places at once" work. What that means in practice: We feed it the brief, it structures the output. We review, tweak, approve. It ships. No more manually updating 4 different doc folders before every release. No more "wait, did we already post that announcement?" The system knows what exists and where. We're not AI-first because it's trendy. We're AI-first because a 2-person team that automates the boring stuff ships more than a 5-person team that doesn't. The founders in the Foundry know this already. If you're still copy-pasting your own launch assets across 6 tools every time, that's not hustle, that's waste. Question for you: what's the one prep task you keep putting off because it feels too tedious to do manually? I'll bet there's an agent for that.

I'm now focusing exclusively on Hermes Agent for my AI Agentic workflows. It is stable, reliable and enjoyable to use (as it doesn't break after each update). I started this journey with OpenClaw as so many have done. Sadly, I have found it frustrating (to say the least). You can actually deliver decent outputs using Hermes Agent. I wonder if you use it and how you use it. Do you use it locally (on a machine near you) or remotely (on a VPS)? Share your experiences with AI and AI Agents below. There seems to be a new kid on the block too. OpenSwarm from VRSEN (https://github.com/VRSEN/OpenSwarm) something to look into and possibly see how I can integrate that into my Hermes Agent instance.