@sharbel

6 Hermes Agent Workflows That Make It Actually Useful 00:00 Why Hermes needs workflows, not random prompts 01:22 Workflow 1: Morning command center 02:46 My real morning check-in demo 05:58 Turning one daily priority into agent work 06:13 Workflow 2: Memory wiki 08:28 Workflow 3: Content intelligence 10:23 Workflow 4: Long-running goals with slash goal 11:11 How to meta-prompt before running a goal 14:46 Hermes builds the client Telegram bot system 16:25 Workflow 5: Mission control dashboard 18:58 Workflow 6: Skill-building loop 20:37 ChatGPT vs Hermes with a YouTube skill 23:24 Hermes researches this exact video idea 25:06 The 6 workflows recap 25:56 Comment “workflow” for part two

It hasn’t even been 24 hours… And Sonnet 5 has already gotten outpriced. If you use Anthropic Claude, it id cheaper for you to run Opus 4.8 max than it is to run Sonnet 5.

Someone built a single CLI that reads Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, Bilibili, and XiaoHongShu. Zero API fees. Zero accounts. Zero keys. It's called Agent Reach. You paste one line to your AI agent. It installs everything. Minutes later your agent can search Twitter, read Reddit threads, pull YouTube transcripts, browse GitHub repos, and scrape XiaoHongShu. Here's what it does: → Read any tweet. Search Twitter without a developer account. Browse timelines. → Search Reddit posts and read full threads including comments. → Pull YouTube video transcripts and search YouTube. → Read any public GitHub repo, search issues, fork, open PRs. → Bilibili video search, details, and transcripts via bili-cli. → XiaoHongShu search, posts, and comments via browser login state. → Read any webpage and get clean text back. → Full-web semantic search via MCP. → Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any agent that can run a shell command. 100% Open Source. Link: https://t.co/QWQTVEjPqQ

Bro got every single prediction wrong 💀

THIS IS GENIUS! MOST people that watch my tutorials ALWAYS ask me if and how they can install AI agents on their phones. AI agents just took another major leap. https://t.co/G91cXjoIKE