Hermes Agent: How to Build Apps in 1 Click!

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
If you actually want to get stuff done, this powerful AI app builder with Hermes Agent is super crazy. And you can build all sorts of awesome stuff, including, for example, apps, games, tools, whatever you want, using this system that I'm about to show you. And the other cool thing is, you can actually get your AI agents to come up with ideas for your AI agent lab, and then from there, they can start building amazing stuff for you. So let me show you the system and exactly how it works today, and how to go from idea to implement it in one single click.
So what you can see over here is this is the idea factory. And what we do is we drop in an idea, the AI goes off and plans it. From there, we approve it or reject it. And finally, it goes off and implements it. And once it's completed, as you can see right here, we have everything ready to go in one place, and we can easily track it. So for example, if we click through this and just make sure it actually works, you can see it's super nice and we just built this in one single click. So whatever ideas we have, we can actually just go off and implement straight away. Now, how do we get ideas? Well, this is my favorite part of the system, which is a group chat where we can have Claude talking to Hermes and all of our other agents orchestrated across one single place. So if we say Claude plus Hermes, come up with a new game idea to build.
And by the way, I didn't even spell Claude right, but it picked up that it should be answering here. And so what you can see here is that Claude and Hermes, and we can get Gemini to speak as well to each other. And they're just sort of working and coming up with ideas, right? Now what they actually do is they read our Obsidian vault in terms of what we've recently created, because everything that we've generated inside our idea factory is logged into our memory vault. So if we go to the memory vault, you can see here that all of our ideas are logged and organized automatically by our AI agents into a powerful memory system. So if we look just now, we can see everything that we're doing with our AI agents, and they're all working together to make sure this is nicely organized. So that habit tracker I just showed you in a minute ago, all of it's planned and set up right here inside the notes. It plugs into our Obsidian memory galaxy, and then we can go to our group chat and we can see, okay, these guys are reading the Obsidian vault, they're coming up with relevant ideas from there. And then guess what, once they find something decent like you can see, then they're going to save that note and add it over to our pipeline. So you see how easy it is, number one, to come up with ideas, number two, to get your agents to generate and make sure that everything is logged and organized in one place, and then number three, to make sure that you actually get this stuff created. So if we have a look here, we can actually view our gallery and see everything that we've built previously, which is amazing in itself. So you can see over here all this cool stuff that we've built, just some of it for fun, but some of it absolutely amazing. I mean, this, for example, all sorts of cool stuff in this list and we can come back to it. We've got it organized neatly and we can make sure we actually get stuff done. So how does this work? What's the framework, et cetera? Let me get straight into that. So I call it the Goldie Spark Forge. So this is a powerful way to come up with new ideas, and then you don't need to hire anyone to create it. You don't need a code editor. You don't need to wait a week. You brainstorm it with your AI agents in a group chat. You drop it into the pipeline or they can do it for you. You click build once and a few minutes later, a real working app is pinned at the top of your dashboard. Here's an example. If you click on that, there's the app actually built and you can see here it actually works, plus it tracks history and you can see everything in one place. Plus it looks pretty cool. It's quite fun to see this stuff built. So from one click, you go from idea to build. It takes about three to five minutes per app.