Tag: Hermes
Smaller Keys, Clearer Lanes: How I Split Work Across My AI Managers
HGG682 was the first time my AI operations model started to feel less like an experiment and more like a production workflow. ChatGPT helped shape the writing, OpenClaw handled the guarded WordPress work, Hermes managed the YouTube side, and I stayed in the approval and publishing seat. It was not one AI assistant doing everything. It was a set of narrower managers working in clearer lanes.
Click for more / Podcast Player>LEPRO Lights Revisited, DIY Storm Guard and Safer AI Agents – HGG683
Managers Need Memory: Building Feedback Loops Into My AI Operations
After defining OpenClaw and Hermes as AI managers, I realized the next step was not more autonomy. It was operational memory: tracking recommendations, outcomes and accountability before trusting the system with more authority.
Click for more / Podcast Player>I Stopped Building Assistants and Started Building Managers
Operating OpenClaw changed how I thought about AI work. I started by building assistants to help with tasks, but the real shift came when I began assigning responsibilities. Daily Ops, Hermes, Content Manager and fallback model testing all taught the same lesson: the role matters more than the model, and managers need supervision.
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