2026-06-11

Hermes X Roundup - June 11, 2026

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The Hermes Agent conversation on X today spans hands-on tutorials, creative skills, and local infrastructure hacks. Five posts stood out.

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— Lonely (@Lonely__MH) June 11, 2026

Lonely published a complete Hermes Agent guide as an X Article - "Hermes Agent Complete Guide: From Tool to AI Assistant, Practical Edition." It pulled 73 likes, 12 retweets, and over 20,000 impressions. The guide covers the full journey from installation to building an AI assistant, targeting Chinese-speaking builders. This is the kind of long-form content that shows the ecosystem maturing beyond hot-take threads into actual documentation.

how to build agent profiles in Hermes Agent

what is a profile? its essentially a dedicated agent with its own configuration, skills, memory and model

if you have multiple agent profiles they can start to work together. thats how you create an agent company

you can manage these… https://t.co/NJWbBNOt2e pic.twitter.com/tf9ByhNHfM
— Shann³ (@shannholmberg) June 11, 2026

Shann broke down agent profiles - dedicated agents with their own config, skills, memory, and model. The thread explains how multiple profiles can work together to form what Shann calls an "agent company." 19 likes, good engagement for a technical explainer.

Introducing: Mystery Shopper ✨

An AI agent skill that buys you a real surprise gift on a schedule. Automatically. With your own Amazon account.

You only find out what it is when it shows up at your door.

I built it into a skill you can install on your Hermes Agent.

You set… https://t.co/iqIBTH9wLa pic.twitter.com/4r6yjvFN41
— Sharbel (@sharbel) June 11, 2026

Sharbel shipped Mystery Shopper - a Hermes Agent skill that purchases surprise gifts on a schedule using your own Amazon account. You set the budget and cadence; the agent handles the rest. You find out what you bought when the package arrives. 16 likes and nearly 1,800 impressions. Creative use of agent tooling for consumer automation.

THIS CHINESE DEVELOPER CONNECTED 4 MAC MINIS AND BUILT A LOCAL HERMES AGENT FARM THAT RUNS RESEARCH TASKS WITH ZERO CLOUD COST

Most people think the breakthrough is the hardware.

It's not.

The breakthrough is that the workflow remembers.

Hermes doesn't just complete a task.… https://t.co/6PlIn09VJG pic.twitter.com/Rb8RAb5Qfj
— dimaflexx (@dimoflexx) June 11, 2026

Dimaflexx highlighted a 4-Mac-Mini local agent farm running Hermes Agent for research tasks with zero cloud cost. The key insight: the workflow remembers across sessions. Not just task completion - persistent context that survives restarts. 14 likes, 2 retweets.

THIS DEVELOPER USED OPENCLAW AGENTS TO RUN HIS B2B BUSINESS VIA TELEGRAM AND MADE $15,000/MONTH

he doesn't write prompts from scratch or use generic browser interfaces. he runs a multi-agent framework through a mobile chat. the agents write code, test deployments, and update… https://t.co/Y8WD3w7lb3 pic.twitter.com/JQrRF0Qrf2
— marfin (@marfinxx) June 11, 2026

Marfin shared a $15K/month B2B operation run entirely through OpenClaw agents via Telegram. Multi-agent framework, mobile chat interface, agents writing code and testing deployments. 15 likes, 818 impressions.

Runware also announced free managed hosting for OpenClaw - deploy agent workflows from their dashboard with pay-as-you-go token pricing, no subscription required.

Themes

The thread connecting today's posts is practical deployment. Not speculation about what agents might do - builders showing what they're already doing. A complete guide in Chinese. Agent profiles that compose into companies. Skills that buy physical goods. Homelab farms on Mac Minis. Revenue-generating businesses on Telegram.

Five months after Hermes launched, the conversation has shifted from "what is this" to "here's how I built it."