NEW Agent Operating System is INSANE

**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Today, I want to be answering some of the latest questions we've had inside the community about agent operating systems, how to build them, how to get the most out of them, and what we can do to do the best ways to set them up. Now, this is based on the questions that they decided to be asked in the community on a sleep day. And each day like this, I just create a video tutorial answering every single person's questions to help you as much as possible. If you want to ask me questions like this, feel free to post inside the community. Link in the comments description or go to the app offerborm.com. We're gonna get straight into this.
So we've got a great question here from Danish. And Danish was asking, you know, what's the best way that you can create like a always on automation agent sequence, right? So it's like could you use this, could you use, for example, you know, Claude or whatever you want. And here's an example. So Danish is asking about the, some folks have agents who work continuously. EG1 keeps thinking about ideas, then another one develops it, another tests it, and things keep shaping up. And he's tried the goal functionality, but that is the final ad tips here. So very good point. So how do you set this up instead?
So you're the best person to do this. And this is a great example inside our agent operating system. So we, for example, have Hermes Oracle and that is running 24-7. So every 24 hours, it's going to look through the latest headlines, pull that in from Twitter, come up with ideas, and then we can come up with content for our website just by clicking this button. If you draft social media content using this button, and so it's running on a continuous loop, which is really instead of the goal where we view a goal, it does a loop, but it loops until the job is done. So how can you set this up?
So one of the best ways you can set this up is by going directly to Hermes or to Horde or ChatGipity and asking it to create a scheduled task. And what this scheduled task means is that it's only 20% So let's say that someone is an agent that comes up with new ideas, develops it, tests it and keeps shaping it up. So you can ask Hermes agent to actually do that. So you could say, okay, come up with an SEO content idea, then create that idea and test the app and improve it every single day. And that could be locked in as a scheduled task. You basically do the same thing in a side code that has scheduled tasks as well. And it's run on routines. It's called inside the code. We'll also have inside chat, GPD, some of what's scheduled as well. So these are all examples of how you can have this running on a loop. And that's the best way to set this up. Felicia was talking about installing the agent OS. So met the new EQAT for about a week. He's really happy with that progress so far. He enjoys the vibes so far. So, and it really lets you know this is people sharing their journey and what they've created. Let me show you another example. So this is pretty amazing. Someone was asking like how to automate LinkedIn follow ups the other day. And one of our members, Sheena, who is an absolute rock star, she created the example for UKAT. So she actually did it being the iteration for UKAT. That's really the best face of that as well. So, do it and then automate and build whatever you want. You can see an example right here of the LinkedIn follow up agent. And whatever you want to build into your agent operating systems, you can. All you need to do is just subscribe it, iterate it, test it, and improve it. And that literally takes way less time than you ever imagined. So setting up this automation, I was dreading it after we showed it. I thought, hey, it's going to take like an hour or two to sit down and do this and that feels. And then we did it to Fable 5, and literally Fable 5 build it into the HOS in like the space of an hour or two. And that was it. I've never really had to touch it since. And it just runs on the loop automatically. So my point here is that if you're thinking about building the automation, if you've got something to create, it's going to take way less time than you ever imagined. Also something that's really cool here, Lee was sharing about how to create your own Chief of Staff.