Run a shared team agent for calls, approvals and tasks
@NousResearch Hermes Agent started as a tool I used myself. Task: The team deployed a shared internal agent named Robert using Hermes Agent within the @buzzdotxyz environment. This agent allows any team member to assign tasks, retrieve context from calls, assist with approvals, and create tasks in Multica. It integrates shared knowledge from Obsidian with Hermes' native memory to provide context beyond single conversations. The workflow expanded from individual use to co-founder and developer adoption, with plans to onboard the design team.; tools: Hermes Agent. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: The post does not specify technical prerequisites, operating costs, or integration constraints for Hermes Agent or Multica. It mentions uncertainty about the design team's workflow and does not detail how human approvals are strictly enforced or how errors are handled. Source reliability is secondary, based on a social media post..
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Overview
@NousResearch Hermes Agent started as a tool I used myself.
Workflow
The team deployed a shared internal agent named Robert using Hermes Agent within the @buzzdotxyz environment. This agent allows any team member to assign tasks, retrieve context from calls, assist with approvals, and create tasks in Multica. It integrates shared knowledge from Obsidian with Hermes' native memory to provide context beyond single conversations. The workflow expanded from individual use to co-founder and developer adoption, with plans to onboard the design team.
Reported result
The source does not report specific measured outcomes, efficiency gains, or failure rates. It only notes that the co-founder, who is not technical, completed more work with the tool. No quantitative metrics or verified business impacts are provided in the text.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
The post does not specify technical prerequisites, operating costs, or integration constraints for Hermes Agent or Multica. It mentions uncertainty about the design team's workflow and does not detail how human approvals are strictly enforced or how errors are handled. Source reliability is secondary, based on a social media post.
Try it
Act as a team operations lead setting up a shared agent. I want to configure a Hermes Agent instance named 'Robert' for my team. First, connect it to our @buzzdotxyz workspace. Integrate our Obsidian knowledge base and enable Hermes' native memory. Configure permissions so team members can ask questions, assign tasks, and trigger approvals. Ensure the agent can create tasks in Multica and pull context from call logs. Before enabling full team access, run a dry run with one non-technical user. Have them ask a question requiring context from both Obsidian and a recent call. Verify the agent retrieves the correct information and creates a task in Multica. Do not publish or grant broader access until I confirm the dry run output is accurate. If the agent fails to retrieve context or creates incorrect tasks, stop and report the error. Ask me for the specific Obsidian vault URL and Multica project ID if missing.
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