AI agents · Orchestration
Hermes system
A creative production team built from agents.
THE STARTING POINT
Why I
made it.
I wanted a workflow where I could focus on the part I enjoy most: coming up with an idea and filming it. Editing, adapting the copy for different platforms and preparing uploads are valuable, but they repeat.
What I built
Using the existing Hermes framework, I configured a lead agent and ten specialist roles around strategy, building, writing, visuals, scheduling, research and review. Shared instructions and handoffs keep the context available as work moves between roles.
My role
I chose the responsibilities, shared context and review points, connected supporting tools and directed the agents. I have also set up agent interfaces through Telegram and Discord. My contribution is the configuration and workflow around the existing framework.
What works today
The core editing and writing components worked on my own content. The complete ten-specialist chain has not been tested end to end. It is a personal system I am still refining.
What it taught me
Orchestration is not about adding more agents. It is about giving each one a clear responsibility, preserving context and knowing where human judgment belongs. I kept control of the idea, style, hook, story direction and final approval.
THE SETUP / SELECT A ROLE
Different jobs.
Shared context.
HERMESStrategy & direction
Sets direction, plans the work and delegates to the specialists.
XINBuilding
Builds code, scripts and automations.
ARIAKnowledge & memory
Keeps research, memory and knowledge organised.
ATLASCoordination
Routes tasks and coordinates the work.
QUILLWriting
Writes hooks, captions and scripts.
CANVASVisuals
Creates thumbnails, carousels and visuals.
PORTERScheduling
Handles Buffer uploads and scheduling tasks.
ECHOCommunity
Supports community and engagement tasks.
RADARDiscovery
Supports lead discovery and research.
PULSEAnalytics
Works with performance metrics.
VETOReview
Reviews facts and accuracy.
Roles in my own Hermes configuration. The setup builds on the Hermes framework.
A CLOSER LOOK
GOT SOMETHING IN MIND?
Let’s make
something happen.
A project, an experiment, a “could we build this?”
I’m happy to hear it.