
How to Build a One-Person Media Company With Hermes Bots
find the strongest practical content opportunity created by the latest hermes bot mode release.
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find the strongest practical content opportunity created by the latest hermes bot mode release.

Every build I've posted so far has been about running someone else's business - a clinic, a trading desk, an agency. This one's different. This is the version that runs *your* life.

What are you using for long-term memory in your Hermes setup right now?

A second brain only works if it captures, organizes, and acts without waiting for you.

If you need to remember it, it’s not important. If it’s important, you will remember it.

I'm going to teach you the exact blueprint for running an AI-powered business entirely by yourself - Five lanes of your company producing on autopilot: content, projects, outreach, finance, ads, whil…

People spent years hunting the perfect prompt. The answer was never how you ask. It was what the AI already knows about you before you open your mouth.

ChatGPT has been around for over three years. Most people who open it every day still only use about 15% of what it can actually do.

The number one question I get right now is how my AI operating system is organized. Where files should route, how wikis should be structured, where client projects go.

the pile: all 5,000 notes read to answer one question the tokens: ~800,000 per answer, billed at $50 / million out the graph: 3 files read, answer back in under a second the delta: 40% cheaper on a r…

"build me a personal knowledge vault at ~/vault. create numbered top-level folders so you can always find things predictably: 00-inbox for raw material i haven't reviewed, 10-identity for who i am an…


*Every one of these survived a thousand hours of real builds. Number ten is the one almost nobody sets up, and it's the one that matters most.*

Somewhere on your computer is a folder you stopped opening. Years of notes, half-finished drafts, book highlights, threads you saved and forgot.

claude mcp add-json obsidian-vault '{ "type": "stdio", "command": "uvx", "args": ["mcp-obsidian"], "env": { "OBSIDIAN_API_KEY": "PASTE-YOUR-KEY-HERE", "OBSIDIAN_HOST": "127.0.0.1", "OBSIDIAN_PORT": "…

I used to keep my brain in 6-7 different places: 40 Claude tabs, a dying Notion workspace, Telegram saved messages, Apple Notes, random folders, and my own fading memory. Every new project or post st…

Read every daily note and project note in this vault chronologically, from the earliest to the most recent. Identify any recurring behavioral pattern that repeats at least three times across separate…

I star a repo, clone it, get it half-working, and move on to the next problem. Three months later I find the same folder again and can't remember why I grabbed it, whether I ever actually used it, or…

"Second brain" sounds a bit pretentious, but at the end of the day, it is just a handful of text files stashed in a few folders, managed by a single index file that guides the AI on where to look. No…


Every company has a wiki. A Google Drive folder nobody opens. A Notion workspace organized once in 2022. A Confluence page where processes die.

45 days ago I opened a blank Obsidian vault and wrote the first 12 words of persona.md.

Six months ago this required a backend developer, a DevOps engineer, and two weeks. Today it takes a single sentence and Claude. Here's the complete architecture - and why most developers haven't fig…

En 2026, conectar un agente de código a un vault de Obsidian ya no es una idea exótica. Es, probablemente, el setup de gestión de conocimiento más subestimado que existe ahora mismo. Y sin embargo ca…

Eight months ago I dropped $2,400 on a 12-week AI bootcamp, kept a $59/month subscription to a "prompt mastery" platform running for four months straight, and bought a $349 lifetime deal for a course…

Law firms. Every associate asks the same questions about billing codes and matter procedures. One hour of a partner's time saved per week justifies the retainer on its own.

The Obsidian + MCP setup that stops every new chat from starting at zero.

Ask Claude about your company, your notes, or your files, and it draws a blank. It never saw them. It only knows what it learned in training, and your stuff wasn't part of that.

The best argument against your last decision is already in your vault. You wrote it down eight months ago and forgot

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One evening of setup. A vault that files itself at 7 a.m. A model that opens every session already knowing your work.

Most people do not have an AI problem. They have a memory problem.

Karpathy built a wiki that writes itself. Here is exactly how to copy it.

Claude reads it, links it, files it. Your second brain now builds itself for $0.

Your best ideas are scattered across a dozen places right now. Notes apps. Browser tabs. Old chats with Claude that you closed and will never find again. Every time you sit down to work, you rebuild…

Claude is being used completely wrong by most people.

"My Obsidian vault is located at ~/Documents/MyVault. Use it as a persistent knowledge base. When I ask questions, search relevant notes first. When you generate research or summaries, save them as n…

Most people treat research as a manual task.

More specifically, we’re going to discuss how to build a knowledge base system inspired by Andrej Karpathy

Most content creators use AI as a temporary worker with amnesia. Every time they open a new chat to write a script, they waste tokens and time re-explaining their niche, target audience, brand voice,…