Agent OS Just Changed AI Forever…

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Today, we're going to be running through the latest questions that I've had about the Agent Operating System, how to use it, how to get the most out of it. You know, we've got stuff like Hermes Oracle in there, which pulls in the latest news, and then we can automate SEO with it. We've got Hermes Jarvis, which is a fully automated voice agent for Hermes, and it can build and automate anything that we want. We have all of our agents in one place, and this is even more important now, because if you look at the latest frontier models, for example, like Gpt 5.6, which is only available in preview, we haven't got access to it, and there's no guarantee that we will get access to it. It's the same with, for example, something like Fable 5 that got put out there, and now it's taken down again. My point here is that it doesn't matter about the model, because we have to live in a world where we need great systems instead, so that we can get more out of our models. And that's exactly what we're building with an agent operating system, so you can have all your agents in one place. And I'm going to cover some of the top questions and some of the best ways to set this up, based on the community questions we've had recently. So let's get straight into it.
This is the AR Profit Boardroom, and this is where I answer questions every single day. And we're just going to jump straight into some of the latest questions we've had about the agent aware. So let's get straight into this. The first post we actually had was from Gene, and Gene was saying, you know, OpenEye is going to limit the release of Gpt 5.6. They just heard that OpenEye are facing the same security concerns about their new model Gpt 5.6, similar to the issues faced by Anthropix, Mirfos, Fable 5 OpenEye will have to restrict it and also be limited to a few clients and partners. Now, this is crazy and unfair, he says. The USA is slowly becoming less liberal with its releases of models. Now, here's the way that I look at it, right? It really, I don't think it matters too much about models because for 99% of automations, you don't need access to Gpt 5.6. You don't need access to Fable 5, but you do need a great system. So one of the best things about the Agent Operating System is that you can easily be very anti-fragile and flexible to whatever comes out next. So for example, if Claude Fable 5 drops again, we can plug it back into the system. When Gpt 5.6 comes out in a few weeks, we can plug that into the system inside Codex. When they're not inside there, no problem. We can use something like Fusion or Sakana Fugu to get Fable 5 level intelligence and build and automate anything they want. So it's not ideal. I can understand why they're doing it. I will say as well, when you've got systems, for example, like Glm 5.2, Glm 5.2 is a Chinese model. It's open weight, is free to host locally, and it's completely open source. And these Chinese models, I think, are going to... You know, if this situation keeps going on for the rest of the year, Chinese AI models are probably going to overtake US because they're just releasing the models whilst the US is restricting the models. And that's a bit of a problem, right? If you look at Anthropic, if you look at OpenAI, they're trying to stay competitive, but they can't, if they can't even release the technology they create to the whole public. So if their whole business relies on releasing these models and they can't, that is a huge issue and I don't know how long that's going to last. We've got another question which is interesting. It's about my posting strategy with stuff like on social media, for example. And the question that Ryan asks is like, how often do you post?
Is it an SEO strategy? What are you trying to do? So we actually have a training on this here. The reason that we post more often is just because if we get more attention, we tend to get more leads in. And so as long as you keep the quality high, more posts equals more attention equals more leads. It's the same, for example, if you look on X as well, we've recently ramped up the posts that we create, and that's gradually increasing over time. If you look over the last few years, as we've posted more and more, we tend to get more and more impressions. So it's just one of those situations where as long as the quality stays high, more posts equals more attention. At the same time, if you're just using AI without quality control and everything, that would be a problem. So we make sure that we give our team a lot of feedback, a lot of coaching, a lot of support, and how to make sure the posts are as good as possible. We set up really good systems and prompts to make sure that the quality is high. But yeah, we tend to find volume works pretty well. One of the best things as well about this community is people are just getting awesome results. So you can see an example of Gill who posted about the weekly coaching call and how good it was.