[00:03] end of this, you'll get why so many people are dropping every other setup to actually does. Right now, most people use AI one tab at a time. You open AI in a second window. You've got a terminal open somewhere for another
[00:18] tool. Files are scattered all over your computer, and none of them talk to each pasting all day. You tell one AI something, then you have to tell the next one the same thing. Over and over. It's slow, it's messy, and it forgets
[00:30] everything the second you close the tab. Hermes Agent OS kills all of that. It puts every one of your AI agents on one screen, one dashboard. They call it Mission Control. Down the left side, you've got your agents lined up: Claude,
[00:43] Open Claude, Hermes, and any others you add. Each one has a little light next to it's sitting idle. You can see at a glance what every agent is doing right now. Hey, if we have not met already, I am the digital avatar of Julian Goldie,
[00:56] CEO of Goldie Agency. While he is out there helping clients grow, I am here Julian reads every comment, so drop one below and he will see it. The middle of the screen is the live workspace. That's where the work actually happens. You
[01:10] you see the output land right there in front of you. No jumping between apps, no lost tabs. And here's the part that changes the game: shared memory. All your agents remember your business, not just for one chat, for good. They know
[01:24] know what you're working on. So, you stop repeating yourself. You tell it once, and every agent knows. Think about how big that is. Most AI forgets you the next day and start from zero. Hermes Agent OS doesn't do that. It holds on to
[01:39] between a new temp worker every single morning and a team that's been with you it. Julian, who built this, put it simple. Most people use AI like a faster typewriter. An agentic operating system uses AI like a team that remembers
[01:54] everything and works while you don't. Let that be the thing you take away gets on with it. So, how do these agents actually do the work? There's a Kanban board built right in. If you've never seen one, it's just columns. To do,
[02:08] doing, done. You drop tasks in and the agents pick them up and move them across as they finish. You give the system a goal, it breaks that goal into steps, clicking every button. You're watching a board fill up. And because of the shared
[02:21] before it starts. You don't have to explain your whole business every time. about you and just goes. Let me give you one simple example of how you'd actually use this. Say you run a small community and you want more people to find it. You
[02:36] could tell your agents, "Write me five short posts that explain why our AI community is worth joining in plain words anyone can understand." The lines them up to go out. And because they share memory, they already know
[02:49] for, and how you like to sound. You didn't have to spell any of that out. That's one task. Now, picture your whole week running like that. Quick pause here thinking this sounds great, but I'd have no idea how to set it up, I get it.
[03:02] That's exactly the gap. If you want my exact Agent OS, I've Profit Boardroom. And I mean the full thing, the ready-to-install zip file, so you're not building it from scratch. You just install it and run it. Inside,
[03:15] we've got a 30-day roadmap built around Agent OS, how to install it, how to set actually know your business, and how to get your agents doing real work like content and lead follow-up without you baby-sitting them. We run coaching calls
[03:28] every week where I wire this in with you live, and you can ask about your own running these agents for their own client work, so you're learning from people doing it right now, not guessing. Links in the description, or go to
[03:41] aiprofitboardroom.com and grab the Agent OS zip. Okay, back to the tool. I want to show you why this operating system idea matters because Here's the way Julian frames it, and it stuck with me. Using AI is like having a
[03:55] hammer. Running an AI operating system is like running a construction company. doesn't build a house. A company does. someone keeping track of it all. That's what the OS part is. Hermes on its own
[04:08] is one agent, good on its own, but it's still just one worker in one window. Wrap it in Agent OS, and it becomes the conductor. Now it's got a sidebar of named agents, a board to run them on, a memory that ties it all together, and
[04:20] one screen to see everything. And you can name your agents. This sounds small, name an agent and give it a job, you stop thinking, "I should use the AI for this." You start thinking, "That's Scout's job." The agent stops feeling
[04:32] colleague. Have you ever wished you could just hand a task off and trust it gets done? That's the feeling people describe here. You stop juggling tools. about what's actually on the screen, because there's more than just chat.
[04:45] There's a studio built in for images and video. So if part of your work is making visuals, thumbnails, simple graphics, short clips, that lives on the same app for that, either. There's a journal for daily context. This feeds the
[04:58] today, and your agents pick it up, so they're always working with the latest month's version of you. And there's the memory layer itself, backed by a note about the name. Think of it as a big shared brain that sits under everything.
[05:13] writes to it. That's how they stay on the same page. So you've got agents on the left, live work in the middle, a board to run tasks, a studio for visuals, a journal feeding the memory, and one brain underneath it all, on one
[05:26] question you might be having right now. Do I need to be a coder for this? No. And this is the part I really want you to hear. It was built to install and run without code. There's a step-by-step setup. On top of that, Hermes has a real
[05:38] desktop app, Mac, Windows, and Linux. So it's a proper app you open, not some scary command line thing. There's even a version you can spin up with one command that runs local models on your own machine. That last bit matters more than
[05:50] means your business context stays on your machine. Your memory, your notes, your client stuff, your lists, it lives locally with you. Now, I want to be honest with you because I'm tired of AI stuff that only shows the shiny side.
[06:03] This is a system you assemble, not a magic button. The pieces are real, the dashboard, the memory, the board, the agents, but you do have to set it up and give it your context. The agents stay generic until you name them and give
[06:15] them jobs. The memory is empty until you fill it with your business. The payoff setup. That's actually why I built the roadmap the way I did because the tool being powerful doesn't help you if you get stuck on step one. Most people never
[06:28] get past the setup and then they say AI didn't work for them. It's not that it wiring it up. So, let me steal men the data for a second. Someone watching is thinking, "I've tried AI tools before, they were
[06:40] overhyped, they forgot everything, and I gave up." Fair. That was true for a lot of tools. A chatbot with no memory and no ability to act really is just a fancy this is built to fix. The memory is the
[06:52] fix for the forgetting. The Kanban board and the agents taking goals, that's the answering the two biggest complaints people had. Whether you pick the system up or not, that direction, agents that remember and act, is where things are
[07:05] going. The people who learn it now will be miles ahead of the people who wait. Let me give you the picture of a normal day running this. You open one screen in the morning. Your journal already has today's notes. Your agents already know
[07:17] You glance at the board, a few tasks are already moving because you set them up write these posts, follow up with these leads, pull together this research. Then you go get a coffee. When you come back, work has landed in the middle of your
[07:31] screen, and the board has cards sitting in the done column. Compare that to the old way. 10 tabs open, copy-pasting the same context into each one, explaining track of what you asked which tool, starting over the next morning because
[07:45] is a system, the other is a mess. And most people are still living in the mess. Here's the honest human bit under all of this. Nobody's really behind because they're lazy. People are behind because there are 10 new tools every
[07:57] week and it's exhausting. You don't need 10 tools. You need one system that ties world. That's the whole point of an operating system. It's the thing that makes everything else work together. So, what do you actually do next? If you
[08:10] start simple. Grab the free Hermes desktop app, open it, and just get one agent running. Name it. Give it one job. Get a feel for it. That's your first win. If you want the full setup, every piece connected, the memory wired in,
[08:23] agents already doing real work, that's what I've built for you. Here's where [clears throat] one chat window that forgot you the moment you closed it. That's over. Hermes Agent OS is a real dashboard, a real team of agents, and a
[08:37] real memory of your business, all on one screen. It's not perfect and it takes some setup, but it's a genuine step up from juggling 10 tabs and starting from zero every day. The people who set this up now are going to look up in a year
[08:49] team the whole time while everyone else was still copy-pasting. You can be one of them. Start with one agent today. Then go build the whole thing. And this is the part I want to be clear about because a lot of people miss it. Inside
[09:01] get a roadmap telling you what to do. You get the actual Agent OS, the full zip file, ready to install. You download it, you set it up with us, and you're machine, agents on one screen, shared memory, the board, all of it. I'll walk
[09:16] you through installing it on our coaching calls every week live, so if We've built a 30-day roadmap around it, so you know exactly what to do on day one, day two, all the way through. And there are members in there right now
[09:29] content and lead follow-up. So, you're surrounded by people doing the same thing. If If want my Agent OS, the ready-to-run zip, go to the link in the description or aiprofitboardroom.com. And one more thing, because I don't want
[09:42] costs to be the reason you don't start. If you just want to learn the basics first, for free, join the AI Success Lab. It's a free community. You'll get the notes from videos like this one, plus a group of over 75,000 people all
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