GLM 5.2 + Hermes Agent: Build a Multi‑Agent Content Machine!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Today, I'm going to show you the power of Glm 5.2 plugged into Hermes Agent. And this is one of the best models that I've tried recently. It really does compare with something like Claude Opus 4.8. You can see what we've built with it here. Here's an example of like a open world game that we've created. And you can get your agents to do this and automate anything with this. You can also see, for example, we've created some other cool stuff here, and this plugs straight into your Hermes AI Agent. So if we go over to our agent operating system over here, and we check out Hermes, we've created a separate profile for Glm 5.2. We can plug it into our Hermes Jarvis system, which is a voice activated version of Hermes that we can control and build anything with. And also the great thing about this is you can have multiple different profiles with Glm 5.2 plugged in. You could even use the CLI directly with this as well. And you can see all the cool stuff that we've built right here as an example. So if you're wondering how can you use Glm 5.2 and Hermes together, that's exactly what we're going to cover today. And this is something that we've actually built out today, which is the content machine. So for example, we've actually got multiple different agent profiles working together to create content for us. So if we have a look at this example, this is an example of a video we created using Hermes and Glm 5.2. And actually created the video, edited it, wrote it, etc. And it's pretty nicely edited, as you can see. We also created a blog post and deployed it to our website using a team of AI agents. So we have like a content writer, a content judge, we have a content editor, a video builder, a video director, etc. And this is on a Kanban board where we can get teams of agents working together, which is pretty amazing in itself. We also did this, for example, with this game that we built out. So we had a full team of AI agents working together to build and automate anything like you can see. And then they just went off and create this amazing stuff. And the great thing about this is when you've got it plugged into an agent operating system with Hermes and Glm 5.2, you can see everything you've built, you can visualize it, and you can come back to it later, which is mind blowing in itself. So you might be wondering, okay, how do you do this? How do you get your models plugged in?
So basically what you can do is you can go to your terminal, and from your terminal, you can just type in, for example, the Hermes model, and then you would make sure that you go to ZAI, and then you can add the coding plan with that directly. Another way that you can do it is you can go over to your Hermes agents like so, go to manage, and then you go to models, and you would just change the model, right? So you can manage all the models that you have plugged into your Hermes agent over here, which is super useful as well. You can also see, for example, all the profiles you've got and everything else set up as well, which is really, really powerful. And so one thing that I've actually done is to set up this chat dashboard like you can see, or I can switch between the models for different APIs, because there's so much good stuff. We've actually got, for example, GLM with Olama plugged in over here, and we have GLM 5.2 over here too.
In terms of how this got built and everything else, let me show you some examples. So essentially, the way this works, and this is a content engine that was set up with Hermes Agent and GLM 5.2 is that you can have a single team of GLM 5.2 agents living inside your Hermes Kanban board. So you can drop in a topic, a keyword researcher finds the angle, a writer drafts a post, an editor sharpens it, a judge scores it, and they send it back if it's not actually good enough. So only when it passes does it move on, which means, for example, when you get a clean blog post, or for example, a powerful video, and it's ready to publish, great. That's when it's going to move on. Otherwise, it's going to keep iterating. And so you can drop in a topic in one line, the keyword editor finds the angle, the writer drafts it, the editor sharpens it, the judge scores it and actually loops back to the writer if it's not good enough, and then it just keeps going until the blog and the video are published, which is basically creating a relay of Glm 5.2, Hermes Agents with a judge that won't pass weak work. So all the quality control is fully automated inside this Kanban Board. So if we take a look at this example, this is exactly how we do it. So you can drop in a task over here, and then you get the finished work, as you can see. And we've got, for example, a content editor, and we can see exactly what they've rated the work at and where they're up to. So if we want to see, for example, the keyword brief, we can see over here in the judges, judge the quality of it, right? If we have a look, for example, at the content outline, we can view it over here. If we want to see the post itself, we can view that over here too. And so this just keeps going round and round until eventually it is fully published, which is pretty insane. And the same, for example, for the video. So if you have a look here, this is a video that was eventually created. Did it look like this first time around? No, Hermes agents just kept iterating and going round and round on the Kanban board until eventually it was ready to go. And again, like didn't write this, didn't create it. You can use FreeSkill, which is Hermes plus HyperFrames to create videos. And then you can get Glm 5.2 to just implement and go off and do that for you. And so it's so powerful. It's absolutely crazy how cool this is. And so we can also see the live blog post that we created using this content engine system. So this is the live blog post. And it's kind of meta because it talks about how to run Glm 5.2 inside Hermes Agent, which is exactly what we got our agents to do. So they wrote a blog post, published it to our website, right? arprofitboardroom.com and fully created and designed this blog with a full tutorial of what they did together, which is amazing in itself. And then we also, for example, created this game, as we talked about earlier, using a similar sort of setup where your agents can work together and they just keep self-iterating until eventually it's ready to go, right?