Today, I'm going to show you how to build your own AI operating system with Hermes agent and it's going to give you superpowers. Imagine having a
whole team of AI workers all in one place working for you day and night. One writes your videos, one edits them, one checks them, and makes them
perfect all at the same time all for you. And here's the best part, it doesn't matter what new AI drops next
week. Your Hermes system just swaps it in and gets even stronger. You build it once and it grows with you forever. I'm also going to show you the
power of this whole thing and how you can use it with free APIs and free models and the best ones to use so that by the end of this video, you're
going to have your own 24/7 AI command center that turns your ideas into real things faster than you ever
thought was possible. Let's get into it. Hermes with agent operating systems. I mean, for example, we actually built out this full game as you can see
right here using the agent operating system. And anything new that comes out as well, we can just plug into this system, too. So, for example, GLM 5.2
came out over the weekend. No problem, we've already built like all sorts of amazing stuff with it
as you can see. And then also, the great thing about it is you can plug in, you know, all sorts of cool stuff. So, for example, N2 with free quarter
code came out, we can now control with our voice and build amazing stuff. We've got an Obsidian memory galaxy over here. So, anything that you want to
build with an agent operating system, you can. And if you saw the situation, for example, with
Fusion 5, uh sorry, Fable 5 and how that got removed. The good thing is like if you're building a project, it doesn't matter what models come in and
what models come out, right? Because you've got a system that holds it all together and you can swap everything in and out and just improve from
there. So, that's the way that I look at this and I think it's it's the best way to get the most out of AI
right now. And also, the cool thing about this is like every time you have a new workflow, you add it into the system. Want to create videos? Okay,
great. We've got a video agent there. Want to automate SEO? No problem. We've got the SEO content pipeline. And want to start building games or
creating music? No problem. We'll add that in, like you can see. And so, when new stuff comes out, you can
make the most out of it, no matter what model drops or what agent comes out. So, let's get into this. The first question we got here was from Scott.
And Scott was saying, you know, should you use an agent operating system or is it better to use Hermes Desktop? And for me, personally, I would say
that it's much better using agent operating systems because, for example, if you pull up Hermes Desktop
like so, let's let's open up Hermes Desktop. The problem with Hermes Desktop is that, number one, it's only for Hermes. So, if you have other agents
working, for example, like Claude, how are you going to operate them inside Hermes Desktop? You're not. Whereas, for example, we can have a group chat
with all of our agents in one place, with Claude and Hermes and everything else in one place right
there. We can also, for example, if a new model comes out, like GLM 5.2, we can have a separate chat here for GLM 5.2. Kimmy K 2.7 comes out? No
problem. Let's chat to it right here with a separate profile. And so, I also like that. And the other thing I would say here is, like, you can build
more custom stuff that's more visual. So, if you look at Hermes Desktop, like, the UI is super simple. You
can't really preview them and see the amazing stuff that you've built with it. It's very hard to come back to, as well. Whereas, for example, if you
look at Hermes Jarvis that we've built over here, well, that's ready and waiting whenever we need it. We've got Kimmy, as well, with the CLI over
here. You can't really do that with Hermes Desktop. And so, the biggest differences I would say here is,
like, number one, you can manage more agents with an agent operating system. Number two, if anything new comes out, you can build that in. And number
three, you can make it much more visual. Hermes Desktop is very, very simple. And you can't It's not as fun to use Hermes Desktop as it is to use a
agent operating system that you've built yourself that's optimized in exactly how you want it. By the
way, if you want to ask questions like this and get me to answer them inside a video tutorial like you see in today, then just join the AI Profit Bot
and then you can post inside the community and then I'll answer your questions about agent operating systems or whatever you need help with. This is
pretty cool. So, Jason is building out his own sort of avatar for the agent operating system. So,
basically what he's done is he's got a agent operating system zip file and then he's improving it and making better and building on it. For me
personally, I mean, this is one of the great things about this is you can add your own images and you can customize it how you want. I mean, look how
cool that is. I would say personally this one is my favorite. This one is my favorite, but they all have a
really cool vibe. This is a great question by Wes. So, Wes was saying, you know, he sees a lot of chat about agent operating systems with different
integrations with different LLMs. So, how do you manage like the costs and the resources involved with that? So, the way that I would look at this is
for example, if you look at how we use Kimi code and GLM 5.2, it doesn't really require that much
because we've got the setup with the coding plan. And so, everything that we build inside here is not capped. It's not charged by API. So, my first
recommendation would be using the coding plan for example like Minimax M3, Kimi K217, GLM 5.2, they all have coding plans which means that you don't
get charged for the API. You just have the You just have the coding plan ready to go. The other option
that you have is you can use free APIs on OpenRouter and these are coming out all the time. So, for example here, look at this. This is looking great.
All right. So, if you come back to OpenRouter and we type in any x 2 or if you type in free in OpenRouter, you'll actually see loads of different APIs
like this and I'll alpha. There are loads of free APIs on open research that you can use and plug
into the system, which helps you, too. And then the third option is you can use a plugin. So, for example, there's open source projects like Headroom.
And with Headroom, you can reduce the amount of tokens you use with any LLM. And finally, for example, if you're using Hermes or any other AI agent
like that, then you can log in with OAuth using, for example, Kimi's coding plan or Minimax's coding
plan. And that means, again, you can just use the coding plan that you already have instead of having to worry about APIs. Good question. This is a
separate agent operating system that Benjamin's started building out. So, if you look at this, like he's got his memory galaxy just like we've built.
So, what he's done again is like This is the great thing about having an agent operating system and
what we share inside the Air Force podium is if you go to, for example, the memory section here, like he's he's got that style from the zip file that
we share inside the Air Force podium for the agent OS. And then he customized it exactly how he wants, right? He's made it his own. So, if you look at
this, for example, he's got Claude, he's got Gemini, and everything else plugged in, but the UI has
its own different feel to it, a different vibe to it. And it is basically his own style. So, this looks absolutely amazing and a great example of what
you can do and what's possible when you're building out an agent operating system. Really like the fact that you've made it your own and also tweaked
it exactly how you want it. Looks amazing. So, you can see great examples of like how people are
just building out awesome stuff like this. Well done to Benjamin. But it's a good example of like, you know, anyone can do this. This is an
interesting one, like how do you organize your Obsidian vault, especially if you're you're dealing with different file types like you can see here.
So, the way that you could do this, one way you could approach this is you could get your agents to look at
those documents and then take notes and put them inside your Obsidian folder. And obviously, if they're inside Obsidian locally, then you can access
them offline whenever you need them. There's some pretty cool skills as well, like you can see here for this exact job. Just check the skill MD files
before you install anything, or you could ask Claude to use that as an example, but then build your
own skill that can help you organize your Obsidian better. By the way, if anyone's watching this and they're like, "What is Obsidian? What is that?"
So, basically, Obsidian is like a second brain for your AI agents. So, my agents take notes from every single conversation and everything that they do
with me. And then, what they do from there is they plug that into this Obsidian vault that is
basically a second brain of everything that I've ever done or organized. And the great thing about this is if you can store it as markdown files, so
it's accessible local. You can also get an MCP to plug it into your AI agents if they're, you know, on a VPS or something like that. Then, once you've
done that, you can plug that into your agent operating system. And your whole system revolves around
this. So, what that means essentially is like if we are creating new things, like you can see here, or chatting to our agents, that gets logged
automatically into our Obsidian vault, so that our AI agents have context in all the previous conversations, even if, for example, using Claude or
Hermes. They share the same brain, and they share the same memories, which means that we can easily move from
one project to another and organize everything beautifully, which is a fantastic way to make things easier when it comes to context. And this way as
well, you don't need to keep like giving more information to your agents or rebriefing them, which I think people probably spend like maybe 15 to 20%
of their time doing. Also, the cool thing is well, like if it's got context, then you don't need to
go back and forth with it as much, which means that you save tokens as well. This is a great question from Farah, who needs help building out like uh
you know, video with AI agents. So, my workflow for this is we actually give our agents access to hyperframes as a skill. So, Hermes can use
hyperframes as a skill, and then you can create awesome videos. So, if I show you an example here, this was
with Kimi K2.7 today, and we've also done it with GLM 512. If we play this back, you can see that we've got a fully edited video. I didn't touch any
of this, but it scripted it, it created the AI video itself, it generated the voice as well. Um and it edited it properly as well, even with the
camera angles and everything like that. So, the way that you can do that is you can go to your AI agents,
give them access to hyperframes, which is a skill as you can see here. It's a free skill for creating videos. And from there, what you can actually do
is connect it to HeyGen as well if you need avatar videos. Additionally, you can give this to Claude or Hermes. It can work with any AI agent. And the
great thing about this as well is that you can have multiple agents building it. So, for example,
for us, if you check out this Kanban board here, we had a team of different agent profiles. So, we've got like a video writer, video editor, a video
judge that makes sure it's actually good and iterates it until it's finally completed, and scores it as well. And so, basically, they can keep going
and iterating on the video until it's finally good. Then we have one agent dedicated for each part of
the process. So, one for editing, one for writing, one for judging if it's actually good, and they just keep iterating until the judge actually says,
"Wow, this is amazing." Example in action below. So, that's a really powerful use case of an agentic operating system cuz you've got a Kanban board
here, you've got all your agents plugged in, so with different profiles and everything. And then also
we have the video agent down here as well. So again, like if you want to create content or you want help with social media, etc. Then you can build
your agent operating system like we've got here around that whole thing. And that's one of the best things about this whole system. So Jason is asking
like to N8N or not to use N8N, which one would you use? And and should you carry on using N8N or
should you use for example agent operating system? So for me personally, if I'm using N8N, like it's a lot more technical. I have to go inside it. I
have to edit things. It's going to take hours to create like a amazing workflow like this, whereas I can build it out in minutes with for example
Claude building into my agent operating system. So for me personally, because of my experience with AI, I
would pick an agent operating system every single time. And again, it's just much easier to visualize everything. Whereas for example, if you were
trying to build this whole system with N8N, it would get very messy and it would break a lot. So if you're comfortable with AI and you already
understand the foundations, I would just build an agent operating system. I wouldn't use N8N. Because an agent
operating system is much more complex but easier to navigate, especially if you've got Claude or Hermes building it out for you. Whereas for example,
if you are using N8N, things can break a lot. It's quite technical. It takes hours to set up. It's a lot longer to set up. And also it doesn't link
together as nicely with a beautiful UI. This is a great question by Yohei which is like, you know,
when you've got a local AI agent and it can do stuff, how do you limit it? So one of the first things that I I avoid is giving access to my main email
address. I actually give it its own inbox and that way it can't do anything crazy in my main inbox. And also there are guardrails built into for
example Hermes and Claude that stop it doing things it shouldn't do. But I think you can always give it
more rules in terms of how to operate and also the permissions it uses so that it doesn't go off and do anything wild. I think that's a good way to
train it. It's just set up more rules as you think of more stuff that could help it be guided in the right way. This is a great question, right? What
Blake is asking how do you keep Hermes awesome, but also avoid using a lot of tokens. So, there's a
few things I would do here. Number one, you can use free APIs and there's a lot of good ones. For example, like N2 just came out. Number two is you
can actually give it the open-source skill headroom and that reduces the amount of tokens it uses each time. Additionally, you can use the free models
via News Portal if you log in. So, for example, Step 3.7 Flash and Demetron 3 Ultra from Nvidia are
available for free if you log in with OAuth on News Portal and Hermes. If you have a good setup, for example, like an Nvidia Spark, then of course you
could run local models as well and that would help a lot, too. So, if you're watching this, you're like, "Okay, well, how do I get those free models?"
So, what you can do is you can go into There's a couple of options, but if you go into um for
example, Hermes here and then you go to manage, then you go to models, you can change the model inside your dashboard. And then you can, for example,
select News Portal and from there you would select the free models. So, if we select News Portal here, you can see that we can set up Demetron 3 Ultra
and Step 3.7 Flash for free. So, this is a question about Jarvis Hermes Jarvis that we've got here
plugged into the system. So, when it comes to Hermes Jarvis, like, it take it's basically it's a voice-activated agent, which means that it can be a
little bit buggy sometimes, but it usually works pretty well. So, if we test out an example here, Jarvis, can you just open up julian.goldie.com for
me? And you can see it's thinking now. So, it's thinking about it and now it will open up uh the
website, as you can see, right? So, actually So, actually works and then you can see the full transcript here and that sort of thing. But, if you're
having issues with it, usually what I do is I'll go directly into Claude and ask Claude like, "Hey, how do you fix this? Or here's the issue that I'm
having. Can you just improve that part of my Agent OS?" And I just keep testing it back and forth
until it's fixed. Usually, it's good as well if you can add a screenshot. But as well, Claude can see like the recent logs inside your Agent OS. Or if
you're using Harveys, you can do the same thing. And then also, you just want to double-check what models you're using for it and make sure you have
the latest version. Because we update it daily. And any sort of bugs that I find I usually fix. So,
for example, if we're trying to get the latest version of the Agent OS, we actually upload a new version here once we've added all the new daily
updates inside this section. So, you can see the Agent OS, the video tutorial on how to set up, the last update date, a full installation guide, and
then also the resources on how to use it. So, this is a good question from Sam, which is, you know, what
changed with the Agent OS yesterday? And then also, can you run Agent OS on a VPS? So, we actually have a really good tutorial here. This tutorial
shows you how to set up the Agent OS on a VPS. So, if we open this up, you can see that John actually created a full guide on how to set it up and how
it works with previews and everything else, which is pretty cool. For the changes in June the 13th,
what I will actually start doing is adding a new change log inside the whole setup so you can see what changed day today. On June the 13th, what we
actually added is that was new was Kimmy K2.7 and the new CLI inside there. And then also, we set up a Kanban system where you can basically have a
video agent iterating on everything that's been improved. We've got a couple of examples below. So,
Harry was asking like how to set up an Agent OS. So, you can get the full zip file inside the AR Profit Boardroom for the whole setup. It sounds like
you've already got that, Harry. So, for setting all of this up, like for example, you mentioned you want to set up lead gen, outreach, meeting notes,
etc. I would just focus on one thing at a time, and depending on your skill set, obviously, that
will change how long it takes to set up each process. But, I would just focus on one thing at a time. So, for example, for lead generation, what you
can do is start building that in now. Ask Claude, like, "Hey, I want to set this up. Here's the idea I have for lead generation. Here's how I think it
should work." And then, Claude will actually tell you exactly how to set it up inside the agent OS,
and it will build it in for you, so you can tweak it exactly how you want. So, for example, anytime I have a new idea, because I've done this so many
times, I can get it built within a couple of hours. For you, it might take a bit longer, cuz it's first time, but it's a skill set you build when it
comes to improving your agent operating systems. And then, any APIs that you need for lead gen or
anything like that, Claude will actually tell you which ones to get, and then you can plug it back into the system. But again, it sounds like you have
a lot of stuff you want to set up. Just focus on one thing at a time. Simplify it, otherwise you'll feel overwhelmed, and it'll be a bit of a
struggle. Whereas, if you simplify it, you set up maybe one thing each week, that's going to be way faster
and way less stressful. So, this was interesting about Fable 5. I I already did a tutorial about it and announcement about it yesterday. But
basically, the great thing about having an agent operating system, this is something you should pay attention to if you don't already have this set
up, is that it doesn't matter what agents come out, it doesn't matter what models get removed, this is very,
very flexible as a system. And that's a great thing about having a system like this. It's like, you know, if Fable 5 you can't use it anymore, no
problem. Let's add in Kimiko 17. Let's Let's add in GLM 5.2. Let's add in Gemini with the cloud managed agents. Right, that's all sorts of stuff we've
done in the last 24 hours. So, as you use this more and more, you'll see more ways to improve it and
evolve it, and it just becomes a system where it doesn't matter about the model, doesn't matter about the agent, it's a system that you've built and
you've customized yourself. And that's the beautiful thing about this. But I'd expect Fable 5 to be back soon. I think this will just be a temporary
situation. Hopefully. You never know. This is a good question. So, Nicholas is asking like, what's
your take on Kimiko? You know, is it useful? Is it not? Etcetera. As I really like it so far. It's been pretty good. Uh obviously the coding plan is
pretty decent as well. Not run out so far. I'll show you some examples of what we built here. So, for example, this was a fully edited video with an
AI avatar. Over here we created this game. This was okay. I think I think it could be a lot better in
terms of the graphics and stuff. This was pretty cool. This was another interesting one. And we created this game. One of the most impressive things
that we created was this. So, this is like a a 3D game that's kind of fun to play as you can see. So, I think it's pretty good. Is it as good as
Claude Opus 4.8 or Fable 5? No, of course not. But, does it do the job and can you build a lot of amazing
stuff? I mean, do people do most people need the full power of Fable 5? No. So, overall, I really liked Kimiko 17. I think it's great on the coding
plan. I think you can build a lot of stuff with it as well. And we've also just plugged it into the agent operating system, too. And we've got a full
tutorial on that as well. So, Amanda built this out as well. Let's take a look at this. Amanda says
the mothership has landed. So, she's wired Hermes agent into an agent operating system. It's actually working. You know, she's got the Hermes tab with
the chat sessions, voice effects, etc., which is pretty amazing. Um running on this. Oh, wow. So, running it with Ollama and Quen 3, which is pretty
impressive. Let's have a look and see what we've got. I mean, it looks super nice. Like, look at the
way that's organized. That looks nicer than my UI. I should step up my UI on that. That looks really cool. Uh but you can see the vibe and the feel
with it. That's pretty awesome. I'm actually inspired to improve my own UI now. Thanks for sharing. Keep us posted on new updates. By the way, you
might be watching this and thinking like that's great for Amanda or that's great for them, but I can't
build this myself. We I've seen so many people who have never used AI before get absolutely insane results with this. Um so, if you're if you're
thinking about using it but you're like, "I'm not sure if I should do this, blah blah." I would say it's it's great. It's really good. Um and you
know, if you're non-technical, that's okay. I've seen so many people winning with AI this year, you know.
We've got 182 pages of testimonials and wins from the AI Profit Board and like you can see like Amanda uh you've got Ken built out his Nick, Ethan 61
Dakota Steel built out his Asian operating system. Eric as well. Like there's just so many wins and so many people building amazing stuff that yeah,
for sure. Like if they can all do it and I can do it and I'm not a coder, too. Then you can do it,
too, right? And it's just so much fun. It'll make using AI and operating systems in general way more fun, way faster if you build this. This is
another spin on Hermes Jarvis. And basically what Benjamin has done here is create his own Logos Oracle that he can speak to. So, if he says, "Okay,
you know, what is the future of artificial intelligence?" It'll actually answer him as you can see right
here. And the UI is super nice as well. So, that's just another way of showing you how you can tweak this and how you can make it better. This is a
great thing about having a community as well. It's just like we can all share and we can learn and we can grow together and just help each other. You
know, you can see all the positivity going on here. So, people just sharing wins and creating amazing
stuff. This is pretty cool. So, Jim was talking about this which is another open source project called Markdown. And basically what this does is it
turns files into Markdown and then you can use that as um a useful way to feed and input the LLM. So, that's another way to reduce tokens as well. So,
thanks so much for watching. You've seen what you can do with agent operating systems. You've seen
how they work. You can see how powerful they are as well and what you can build with this stuff. It's absolutely amazing. If you haven't built out
your own, definitely recommend it. If you want to get mine, it's inside the AI Profit Room. You can see all this cool stuff that we've built with it
and, you know, how much fun this is to build with as well. The other cool thing I would say here is once
you get your head around it, like you'll feel unstoppable. Like the thing that motivates me every single day with agent operating systems is like I
can build something new into it. I can create something amazing today. I can make Hermes Jarvis even better. I can plug in Kimi K2.7 and build out
like these insane games that we've got here and all this cool stuff, right? And so, that's the best part
about all of this is like you get a system that you make your own. You improve every day and every time you have a great idea, you go from like idea
to implementation ASAP. We even have this, for example, app builder where you can plug in an idea and then build it and all you do is have to reject
or approve the plan and then it goes off and build stuff like you can see. So, there's no limit to the
I mean, this is something I've only been building out for a few weeks and it's just getting better and better and improving all the time. So,
definitely recommend it. If you want to get my setup, you can get that inside the AI Profit Room. Link in the comments and description or go to the AI
Profit Room.com. Um this is a great place where, like you've seen today, I answer the questions personally
in a video tutorial like you've seen. You can also get the agent OS system inside this section with the video tutorial. You can see it's last updated
date so you can see it gets updated with new cool stuff every day. You can grab the zip file with the installation guide. We've also got new cool
stuff, so new tutorials and video tutorials coming out daily, too. Inside the community, you can ask
questions and you get help and support. There's always people online 24/7 and that's a great thing about this as well. And like I said, I personally
answer this stuff. Everyone inside the community helps each other. It's a positive place to learn and grow on this journey together where we're all
learning new things, right? We're all progressing and we're all improving and just using this
opportunity and time to make most of things. Inside here, you also get all of my best trainings like you can see. So, for example, if you're a
complete beginner, you can go from beginner to expert in just 6 weeks. And we also have new daily updates if you prefer the more advanced stuff like
you can see. You also get four weekly coaching calls where you can jump on a call, ask questions in real
time, share your screen. And inside the map, you can connect with people in your local area who using AI agents just like you. So, you can meet people
in your local city who are using agents and operating systems like you've seen today. And I've shown you so many examples of people building their
own, but I know if you're watching this and maybe you're new to AI or you're thinking about setting
this up but you haven't, this is the time, right? There's never been a better time to create this stuff because AI is at a point now where it's so
much fun. So, hope to see you inside the AI Pro Forum. Thanks for watching. Bye-bye.