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HermesWatcher covers AI agents, tools, models, and infrastructure. Practical workflows and clear explanations. Independent. Not affiliated with Nous Research.

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Hermes Release Watch@hermeswatcher · Oct 125 real ways to make money with AI agents. And what you need to get started today. 1. Build websites and small apps. Use coding agents to help build and test landing pages, website updates or small business tools. Charge per project, with maintenance as an additional service. 2. Automate business admin. Customer records, follow-ups, weekly reports. Build agent-assisted workflows around repetitive jobs and charge for the setup and ongoing support. 3. Sell research businesses can use. Have agents research prospects, competitors or market opportunities. Verify the findings and deliver a paid report or recurring research package. 4. Run a content repurposing service. Use agents to turn existing videos, podcasts and articles into newsletter drafts and social posts. Edit and package the work as a monthly service. 5. Set up and manage agents for clients. Configure agents for research, inbox support or project updates. Charge for getting them working, then for managing and improving them. What do you need to get started? 1. A service you can deliver. 2. An agent and model access. 3. The files, tools and instructions needed for the job. 4. A way to find clients: Upwork, Fiverr or direct outreach. 5. A computer for your agents to work on. That’s where @Orgo comes in. Its templates let you spin up a full cloud computer in seconds with your choice of agent already installed: OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and more. Choose the computer specs, launch your template, then connect your model and the tools needed for the work. Give a research agent one computer and a coding agent another. Keep different clients in separate environments, with their files, apps and setup ready for the next job. The computers can work in parallel while your PC is off. You can watch what’s happening and jump into the desktop whenever you need to. The barrier to entry is a lot lower when you don’t need to buy hardware or build the whole setup yourself. Watch the video below: agents researching freelance opportunities and building projects, each on its own Orgo computer. Pick one idea and start building a sample you can show a potential client. Use the link below for a free 3-day Orgo trial: https://orgo.ai/r/hermeswatcherOrgoPaid partnership23K views
Hermes Release Watch@hermeswatcher · Oct 7I need several of my agents to have their own computers. And I’m definitely not buying a stack of PCs just to make that happen. I’m running too many agents across too many projects to keep having everything share the computer I’m using all day. So I’m using @Orgo. I can spin up a fresh computer, choose the resources I want, and have a Hermes agent running on it in seconds. For an agent I plan to keep around, that can be a persistent, always-on workspace with its own files, apps and setup. For a short-term project, I can spin up a disposable computer, let the agent do its work, and get rid of it when I’m done. New project. New workspace. No rebuilding my setup every time. And every agent can have its own machine. That means multiple agents can work in parallel without fighting over the same computer, slowing down the PC I’m actually using, or getting access to everything sitting on my personal machine. These aren’t stripped-down sandboxes either. Each one is a full desktop with a browser, terminal, files and apps. The agent can keep working while my PC is off, I can watch what it’s doing live, and I can jump into the computer myself whenever I need to. Orgo already has ready-made environments for Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code and Codex, or you can bring another compatible CLI agent. For me, that changes the equation quite a bit. When another agent or project needs its own computer, I don’t need another piece of hardware. I just give it one. In the video, @nickvasilescu spins up a fresh computer, chooses the specs he wants in seconds, then gets a Hermes agent running in about five seconds. Give one of your agents its own computer and see how much cleaner the setup feels! Use the link below for a free 3-day Orgo trial: http://orgo.ai/r/hermeswatcherOrgoPaid partnership121K views
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