A cheap remote machine for the agent to work on
The agent can be given its own hosted computer for a few dollars a month, without being locked into using it.
Real things people get done with Hermes Agent — Wire outreach into the rest of your stack and let Hermes keep it moving. — plus the outreach jobs you can hand to it in WarmySender, where the scheduler paces every action inside safe limits.
Categories: Sales, Cold email, Productivity, Setup, Work, Coding, Research, Content
The agent can be given its own hosted computer for a few dollars a month, without being locked into using it.
Attached a real phone number so the agent places and answers calls and keeps working through tasks overnight while he sleeps.
Hermes creates the prospects and enrolls them; sending stays on the scheduler.
Add these new trial signups as prospects with their company and role, then enroll them in my onboarding sequence.
Walks through the whole first setup, covering built-in memory, the tool library and getting it usable from your phone.
A widely used local model runtime added first-class support, so the agent can run entirely on your own machine.
One brief, three campaigns, each with its own audience and its own first line.
Split this list into agencies, SaaS and e-commerce, create one campaign per segment with a tailored first line, and start all three.
Shared a prompt that asks ten questions about how you actually work, then stores your answers in the agent's long-term memory.
A popular keyboard-first Linux distribution now bundles the agent so it is there from first boot with nothing to install.
Ask once and get the same recap every Friday, pulled from your live campaign stats.
Every Friday, write me a recap of the week: campaigns started, emails sent, reply rate, and anything that got paused.
Argues the real gains start with scheduled runs, saved skills, memory and delegation rather than one-off questions.
A real-time search tool is now available inside the agent, giving it a very large live index to answer research questions from.
A guide to putting the powerful desktop and the travel laptop on one private network so the agent is reachable from anywhere.
Points out that scheduled monitoring does not need the model at all, so hundreds of checks a day can run at no token cost.
After a first wave of downloads, worked through all the feedback that came back and implemented the lot in the mobile app.
Sends a quick voice message from a chat app and the agent carries out the task on the machine sitting back at home.
A short recipe for a 24/7 agent: a free cloud server, a chat app as the front door, and scheduled runs for anything recurring.
Used the agent to rebuild an old interface end to end and add a batch of new features to a side project in one push.
Added multi-connection support so a single phone app can reach a home server, a cloud instance and separate private networks.
Published a beginner's guide that the agent actually researched and drafted itself from a knowledge base, then kept updating.
Connected to WarmySender, Hermes Agent can create, launch and manage campaigns on every channel, create and enroll prospects, verify email addresses, search and save lead lists, configure warmup and read stats — in plain language. It never sends a message itself and can never raise a limit. WarmySender's scheduler paces every action inside safe limits and a gradual ramp; connecting and disconnecting accounts stays in the app.
Last refreshed: 2026-09-09