Hermes Agent Apollo Just Changed AI Agents Forever!

Vídeo em Inglês, publicado pelo canal Julian Goldie SEO.

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Video summary

The video introduces a voice-activated AI agent called Hermes Apollo that operates within an agent OS, featuring screen vision capabilities and a shared memory system that connects multiple background agents.

Key points

• Hermes Apollo is a voice-activated AI agent that can view the user's screen and converse in real time without requiring typing or tab switching.
• Conversations with the voice agent are automatically saved into a shared memory system (Obsidian), allowing other background agents to access and stay synchronized with the same data.
• The agent can be minimized into a background mode, referred to as war mode, to provide hands-free daily briefings and status updates.
• An interface called Starnet displays the AI agents as characters in a pixel office, enabling users to monitor active tasks across different virtual rooms.
• The Agent OS integrates various functions, including a video agent, an SEO dashboard, and support for plugging in newer AI models like Step Five.
• Tips for maximizing the system include sharing the screen for visual problem-solving, utilizing background mode for hands-free check-ins, and relying on the shared memory to avoid repeating prompts.

Topics

AI agentsVoice assistantAgent OSScreen visionShared memoryWorkflow automationSEO tools

Video transcript

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Hermes, agent, Apollo, just changed AI agents forever. Your AI can't see your screen right now. Mine can. I just talked to it out loud and it answers back in seconds. It watches what I'm working on live. No typing, no copy paste, no switching tabs. It's a voice agent and it runs inside my agent OS. Let me show you exactly what it does. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of AI SEO and geo agency Goldie agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. In this video, I'm going to show you a voice agent called Hermes Apollo. It sees your screen, it remembers your work, and it talks to every other agent inside your agent OS. Stick around because near the end I'll give you three quick tips to get way more out of it. Let's get into it. So, here's what Hermes Apollo actually is. It's a voice activated AI agent that lives inside my agent OS. I talk to it like it's a person sitting right next to me. It replies straight away. And the big one, it can see my screen. Let me show you what I mean. The other day I just said, "Find me some SEO keywords." And told it the topic was AI automation. A second later, it read a clean list straight back to me. AI automation, AI workflow automation, AI automation agency, AI automation for small business. Then I asked it to open my Obsidian vault and it pulled up my notes on my latest projects. No clicking around. I just talked and it did the work while I watched. That's the whole feel of it. You speak, it acts, and it already knows what you're working on. If you want a different voice, you can swap it anytime. It sounds like a small thing, but it genuinely makes the whole thing nicer to work with all day. You can shrink it into the corner and open it back up whenever you need it. And you've got your full conversation history sitting right there. So, you can scroll back through everything you've talked about and everything you've built together all in one place. Now, people always ask me how hard this is to actually run. And the honest answer is it's like it runs on the chat GPT voice setup I already use every single day through a simple command line tool. So, there's nothing heavy ticking away on the side, no extra accounts to juggle, no complicated setup to fight with first. I switch it on, I talk, and it's ready to go. Here's the part that makes this feel like way more than a party trick, the memory. Every single time I talk to Hermes Apollo, it writes what we said into my memory system in Obsidian. And here's why that's such a big deal. All of my other agents inside the Agent OS read from that exact same memory. So, the moment I tell the voice agent something, every other agent already knows it, too. Just sit with that for a second. I've got a daily update automation running quietly in the background. It plugs into the same memory. The voice agent plugs into the same memory. They're all pulling from one shared brain, and they all stay in sync on their own. And it works both ways. If one of my background agents learns something new, the voice agent picks that up, too. Next time I talk to it, nothing gets stranded in one tool. I'm not repeating myself to five different apps. I say it once, and the whole team has it. It also means I can do two things at once. I can set a text agent off on a job, and while I'm sitting there waiting for it to finish, I just open up Hermes Apollo and keep talking. One's typing out an answer, the other's listening to me. I never waste time staring at a loading bar anymore. Okay, quick pause before I show you the next part. If you want my exact setup, the full Agent OS, you can grab it inside the AI Profit Boardroom. The whole thing comes as a zip file, ready to install with Hermes Apollo already wired in. We've built a 30-day roadmap that walks you through it one step at a time. So, you're never guessing what to do next. And there are four coaching calls every single week where you can hop on and get help setting up this exact voice agent. Members are already building with it right now. Link in the description, or go to aiprofitboardroom.com. Right back to it. And it doesn't have to be front and center to be useful. You can send it to the background. I call it war mode, where it just sits there quietly out of the way, still listening, and still ready to go. That's where the daily briefings come in. First thing in the morning, I can ask it what's going on, and it talks me through it hands-free while I'm getting set up for the day. I can check its status at a glance, change the voice if I fancy a different one, and close it back down the second I'm done with it. The other thing that makes it really click is that it actually understands me. Because it's reading from that same shared memory, it already knows my projects, it knows how I like to work, and it knows what I've been building lately. So, I'm not explaining my whole situation every single time I open my mouth. I just ask the next question and it's already got the full picture. That's the real difference between a chatbot you have to spoon-feed from scratch every time and a proper assistant that's been paying attention the whole way through. Now, let me show you something that's honestly just really fun. There's a tool called Starnet and it's like a little pixel office for your AI agents. You actually watch them walking around working together like characters in a game. But, here's the thing, these aren't just for show, they're real working agents doing real jobs. I can click on the marketer and see exactly what they're working on. I can click into the engineering room where things get built and tested. I can pull up the full history of every run an agent has done. There's even a web designer just chilling on the sofa until I need them. You can set up different rooms for different jobs, one for the agents running day-to-day, another for building and testing new stuff. And if I want more hands, I just recruit another agent and drop them in. It runs all day, every day with my agents working way in the background while I get on with other things. And it all ties back into the Agent OS. On the main dashboard, I've got everything I care about in one spot. New models keep dropping and I can plug them straight in. One of the newest ones, Step Five, I added not long ago. There's a video agent where you hand it one idea, like a news headline, and it does all the heavy lifting to turn that into a finished video. And there's an SEO dashboard that pulls live numbers from my websites. I pick a site from a drop-down, see how it's performing, dig up new keywords, generate the content, and send it off to be published. All from one screen, all feeding back into that same shared memory. That's the whole point of the Agent OS. It's not a pile of separate tools fighting each other. It's one place where everything talks to everything else. So, why does any of this actually matter to you? Because most of us work the slow way without even noticing it. You type out a prompt, you copy something, you paste it somewhere else, you switch to another tab, you explain the same thing to a brand new chat for the 10th time. This setup wipes all of that out. You just talk, it sees what you see, and everything you tell it sticks. That's real hours back in your week and a whole lot less friction while you work. Okay, as promised, here are three quick tips to get the most out of it. Tip one, share your screen with it. Don't just describe your problem in words, let it actually look at what you're looking at. It's got vision so it can see exactly where you're stuck and help you from there. Tip two, use the background mode. I like to keep it running quietly in the background so I can grab a fast check-in or a daily briefing without stopping what I'm doing. It's hands-free and always on, right there the second you need it. Tip three, lean on the memory. Anything you say to the voice agent gets saved into your vault, so every other agent in your Agent OS picks it up next time. The more you use it, the smarter your whole setup gets. You're literally never starting from scratch. And the best part, this keeps getting better. I'm in there most days improving it, adding new tools, wiring in new models as they drop. It's the kind of system that grows with you instead of going stale on you. So here's the thing, right now there's a window open. Most people haven't figured this out yet, and that gives you a real head start just by learning how it all works. But that window won't stay open forever. Inside the AI Profit Boardroom, you get daily tutorials, four coaching calls every week, a full prompt library, and the member map so you can connect with people building the exact same way you are. Plus, the full Agent OS zip ready to install, and that 30-day roadmap to walk you through all of it. Link in the description, or go to aiprofitboardroom.com. And if you want the full process, the SOPs, and over 100 AI use cases like this one, join the AI Success Lab. It's our free community. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from this episode, plus access to 93,700 members. It's completely free to join and it's full of people learning to build with AI step-by-step just like you. The notes from this episode give you the links and the setup so you can follow along and build this out yourself. So, come on in, say hello, and let's build this together. I'll see you inside.

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