Agent OS: Hermes + Oracle + Jarvis + Paperclip

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
So today, we're going to be answering some of the latest questions on our Agent Operating System about Hermes Oracle. We've got, for example, Hermes Jarvis, which is a voice activated version of Hermes. We can, for example, like take the latest trending news and then we could publish an SEO blog post about it to our WordPress in one single click. We can pull in the latest news right here. We even have like an outreach tool now for doing outreach with a Hermes agent. And if you don't have the leads, you can actually use the system here to generate more leads on the spot. And we're built in goal mode. So there's some really cool stuff that we've built in lately. Show you some other cool stuff like we've built in, for example, a Fugu from Sukana, right? Which is on benchmarks, apparently better than using Fable 5 Now, test it for yourself. But what you can see here is like it can generate some pretty nice stuff. Like this is like real world, open world stuff, as you can see right here. And it's pretty simple and easy to use. So we've already built this into our systems.
Where basically what we can do here is we can.
Use Fugu and Sukana inside the chat and then just generate anything you want. We also have like loop engineering built in, a full video agent, a music agent, all sorts of crazy stuff. But what I want to do today is just run through some of the latest FHQs we've had inside the AI Profit Boardroom. Because I know like if people are posting about this stuff, you probably have questions about this stuff as well. And so we can all learn and we can grow and we can help each other together. So I'm going to run through like some of the latest wins, what people are posting, what's been useful, what people have learned, etc. So let's have a look today. This is pretty cool. So Joe's built out a new tool with Codex and Hermes, where basically it can automate based on a topic, the images and the blog post itself. So it's kind of like an SEO workflow where you can take a topic and then plug it directly to your website right here. And he's actually posted an example tutorial of how it works. The thing I love about this is like, you know, people are just sharing and learning and growing together. And, you know, there's nothing held back inside this community. It's just a way of like saying, hey, we built this cool stuff. Maybe it'd be useful for you to build it too. And it sparks a lot of good ideas between us. A lot of my best ideas for the Agent Operating System that we've built and share inside the AI Profit Boardroom comes from the requests and the stuff that comes up inside the community. Let's see what we got here. So Patrice has basically built a three layer omni channel CRM, an automation hub that powers his travel websites and newly launched mobile app.
Which is pretty insane, right? And bear in mind, a lot of these people are not coders or technical people. I'm not a technical person, but you know, people are building like this crazy stuff, like you know, the full on software or apps or like multiple websites that can automatically publish SEO content for them. And then they break down like the full stack and how it works step by step. It's pretty insane. Now, this is a good question, which is from Mark and it's like, you know, as a new AI builder, should you learn N8N, which is good for building out like multi-step workflows, or should you focus on MCP? Or what's the best way to learn and build with this stuff, right? So if I had a choice, I'd go with N8N because it's more of a platform. Whereas, for example, something like an MCP, you can actually use in your N8N workflows. So it's kind of like a little bit like comparing apples and oranges. And I would say that N8N is better to learn than just focusing on MCP servers. However, if you ask a question, should you focus on, for example, Hermes or Claude or N8N? I'd probably recommend at this point that unless you're an absolute beginner, unless you're starting from zero, learning something like Claude or Hermes is going to be way more powerful because it's basically a no code version of N8N. So those are the two options I'd recommend. If you have a choice between N8N and MCPs, go with N8N. If you have a choice between Claude, Hermes or N8N, then I'd go with Claude and Hermes because these are like no code versions. They're easier to build automation workflows. So Jay Parsons, absolute legend in the AI Profit Boardroom. He's sharing what he's been building with his own agent operating system. And basically what a lot of members do is they get our agent operating system from the classroom, as you can see it right here. And it comes with a video tutorial. You can see when it was last updated. This was just updated today and you get the zip file to install it too. But the great thing about that is you can also customize this exactly how you want. So if you have a look at what Jay's done here, and this is just in one single day, right? And he's been working on his agent operating system for a few weeks. But today everything clicked for him. And this is quite often the cases. You know, you're learning AI, you have a few problems here and there. You have to learn a few things along the way, which everyone does. You know, we're all starting from scratch. But at the same time, eventually everything clicks. It's kind of like learning a language, I would say. So he's actually built his own team of AI agents with Paperclip and launched a CEO agent that autonomously defined a three pillar business strategy, hired two specialist agents and built a live task board. Now, if you're not sure what Paperclip is, you can see an example inside my agent OS, where basically we've got a team of agents, they can work 24 seven, they can build and complete tasks as you can see right here, and we get a checklist of what they've done. Then once it's all completed, we can view it inside our gallery as you can see right here. So it's a powerful way of having agents being orchestrated together when you've got multiple agents. So if you've got Claude, you've got OpenClaude and Hermes, it's like, well, how do you get them working together? Well, one of the best ways to get them working together is to plug them into a team like this with Paperclip, then they can complete tasks for you, and then you can see everything they've built in one place, which is pretty cool. He's also created a content producer and connected Paperclip inside Mission Control. Also, this is pretty crazy. He's using local Claude Code for everything, which we've built in, so you can see free Claude Code over here. Basically, what this means is that you can use local or free APIs with your Claude Code harness. So you can still get the benefits of Claude Code, but you use a free API inside it.