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Claude Code & the Open Claude Hermes Agent — installed, configured, looked after.

The two best agentic coding tools on the planet, set up correctly on your team's machines and kept that way. You get the productivity. We carry the complexity.

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Why bother

Both tools are powerful. Both are easy to misconfigure.

A great agent badly set up will quietly burn budget, leak data, or refuse to do its best work. We've spent the hours so you don't have to — and we keep on top of every release so your setup never goes stale.

Claude Code Open Claude Hermes Agent MCP servers Custom skills Permissions & hooks Subagents

What's included

Everything you'd want a senior engineer to set up — and never get round to.

Clean install

Claude Code, Hermes Agent, models, keys and dependencies installed on every machine — Mac, Windows or Linux.

MCP servers wired up

GitHub, Linear, Slack, Drive, Postgres, your CRM — connected through Model Context Protocol so the agent can actually act, not just talk.

Custom skills & subagents

Bespoke skills for your brand voice, code style, ticket templates and review checklists — invoked automatically when relevant.

Sensible guardrails

Permission rules, sandboxing, secret redaction, and budget caps tuned to your risk appetite. Your data stays where it should.

Hooks & automation

Pre-commit checks, post-task notifications, scheduled agents — your existing workflows, automated end-to-end.

Training your team

One-to-one onboarding, prompt patterns, do's and don'ts. Your developers (and non-developers) actually use the thing.

Updates & tuning

New model versions, releases and best-practice changes rolled out for you. No "I should really update that" guilt.

Real human support

Stuck at 9pm? You message Richard, not a ticket queue. Same-day response on care plans.

Pricing

Honest, fixed prices. No "request a quote".

Pick a plan. We invoice monthly, you can cancel any time.

Starter

For solo founders, freelancers & individuals

£99setup

then £30/ month hosting

  • Claude Code & Open Claude Hermes Agent set up for you
  • Hosted and maintained on our infrastructure
  • Core MCP servers wired up
  • Custom config, permissions & guardrails
  • 1-hour onboarding session
  • 30 days of email support
  • Token costs not included — you hold your own API key and pay Anthropic / provider directly.
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Team Care

For teams of 2–15

£349/ month

  • Up to 10 seats fully managed
  • Unlimited MCP servers & skills
  • Quarterly tuning & review
  • Same-day support, weekdays
  • Model & release upgrades included
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Enterprise

For larger orgs & regulated industries

From £1,800/ month

  • Unlimited seats & environments
  • SSO, audit logging, data controls
  • Custom subagents & integrations
  • Slack-channel support, SLAs
  • Quarterly on-site (UK)
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How it works

From kickoff to "wow, we've changed how we work" — usually inside two weeks.

Discovery call

30 minutes. We learn your stack, your bottlenecks, the people who'll use it.

Tailored config

We build your custom Claude Code and Hermes Agent setup — config, MCPs, skills, hooks.

Install & train

We install on every machine and onboard each user with patterns that actually fit their job.

Maintain & tune

Updates, new skills, retros and quarterly reviews. The setup gets better, not staler.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is the Open Claude Hermes Agent?

It's an open, agent-style coding assistant — fully scriptable, runs locally or on your own infra, and pairs naturally with Claude Code. We help teams pick the right one (or both) for the job.

Do you supply API credits?

You hold your own keys — your data, your billing, your control. We help you set sensible budget caps and monitoring so there are no surprises.

Will my code or data leave the building?

Only where you allow it. We configure permissions, redaction and sandboxing so the agent works against the right repos, secrets stay out of prompts, and audit logs answer "who did what."

Can non-developers use it?

Absolutely — we set up role-based skills (sales scripts, content drafting, ops automation) so the same install benefits the whole team, not just engineering.

What if a new model drops?

That's literally what your care plan is for. We test, roll out and tune — usually within a working day of release.

AI news · AI agents & tooling

Latest AI news for this service.

Newest first. Summaries of Julian Goldie's latest videos on AI agents, Claude Code, Cursor, MCP and agent workflows — with our honest take on what's useful. See all AI news →

AI news · AI agents & tooling · 10 June 2026

Hermes Agent gets an email brain: what the inbox integration means for business owners

Most AI agents sit in a terminal or browser tab, waiting to be asked something. Hermes Agent's new email integration changes that — it polls your inbox every 15 seconds, reads incoming messages, and replies in-thread using the same persistent memory it carries across every other session.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 8 June 2026

Hermes Agent's voice layer gets a proper brain: what the Minimax M3 setup changes

Typing commands into an AI agent is still the default for most setups. Julian Goldie's latest video changes that — a Hermes Agent configured with Minimax M3 as the reasoning layer and voice mode enabled produces a working voice-first agent that takes on tasks, not just questions.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 30 May 2026

Claude, Hermes and OpenClaw as one system: what the Agent OS build actually shows

Julian Goldie connected Claude, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw into a single locally hosted dashboard — shared memory, shared goals, one screen to manage all three. It took roughly an hour to build using Claude Desktop, Next.js and Tailwind. Here is what the Agent OS setup looks like and what genuinely changes when your AI tools stop running in isolation.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 27 May 2026

Hermes Agent's latest release and why it's now the one to beat

Julian Goldie ran Hermes Agent against the leading commercial AI agent on identical real-world tasks and argued the result isn't close any more. Here's what's actually new in the update and what it means if you're considering an AI agent for business work.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 27 May 2026

Hermes Agent's new video skill: what the AI video agent actually produces

Hermes Agent has added a built-in video generation capability that runs inside the same workflow you already use for SEO and content tasks — no separate tool, no extra login. Julian Goldie walked through the new skill live.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 22 May 2026

Hermes Agent v0.14 arrives with Grok OAuth, X search, and a 180× faster browser layer

The 14th major release of Hermes Agent shipped on 16 May with 808 commits from 215 contributors. Key additions: xAI Grok as a first-class OAuth provider, native X (Twitter) search, a local proxy that makes Claude Pro or ChatGPT Pro work inside any OpenAI-compatible tool, and browser operations 180 times faster via persistent connections.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 22 May 2026

Claude plus Hermes as a unified Agent OS: what the four-layer mission control setup actually looks like

Connecting Claude to Hermes through a shared Agent OS dashboard gives each tool its proper role — Claude handles reasoning, Hermes handles execution and persistent memory. Julian Goldie walked through the four-layer Goldie Mission Stack. Here is what the configuration involves and what you get from running them as a coordinated system.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 15 May 2026

Three AI agents, one honest comparison: OpenHuman, Hermes and OpenClaw

Julian Goldie ran OpenHuman, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw against the same brief. The comparison cuts through the YouTube hype to show where each tool earns its keep in a real workflow — and where Hermes has pulled into a clear lead on open-source AI agent usage.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 14 May 2026

Hermes Agent gets a video skill: HyperFrames ranked a clip first on Google in 19 hours

HyperFrames is a new open-source Hermes skill that generates SEO-ready MP4 videos from written descriptions — no timeline editor needed. Julian Goldie tested one on an SEO brief and reported it ranking first on Google and inside AI Overviews within 19 hours of publishing.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 11 May 2026

Running an AI SEO team from one prompt: Hermes Agent swarms with Claude

Julian Goldie tested Hermes Agent with Claude powering a coordinated swarm of specialist AI agents on a single SEO brief — planner, builder, and reviewer all working in parallel. Here's what the workflow actually produces.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 10 May 2026

Google is building Remy — an AI agent that takes on OpenClaw on its own turf

Google is quietly building a Gemini-powered AI agent codenamed Remy, designed to manage tasks across Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Android apps. Julian Goldie covered what we know — here's the honest take on whether it poses a real challenge to OpenClaw.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 9 May 2026

Hermes v0.13 Tenacity: the platform changes that matter for teams

Most coverage of Hermes v0.13 focused on /goal and Kanban. The changes that matter most for teams building with it long-term are quieter: swappable AI providers, eight security closures, proper state persistence, and support for seven languages.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 5 May 2026

OpenClaw 5.3: file transfer, 200 fixes, and what the update actually changes

OpenClaw 2026.5.3 is a repair release — over 200 bug fixes, a new bundled file transfer plugin with path-based security, and cleaner plugin management across Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp and Slack. Julian Goldie walked through what shipped. Here's what matters.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 4 May 2026

OpenClaw 5.2: what the new multi-agent update means for teams using AI automation

OpenClaw 5.2 adds proper multi-agent mode — sub-agents that run in parallel with isolated sessions and automatic recovery when a task stalls. Julian Goldie walked through the release. Here's what changed and what it means for anyone running AI agents in production.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 3 May 2026

Hermes is a free AI agent that runs your SEO workflow from one prompt to finished output

Hermes takes an SEO goal — keyword cluster, content calendar, landing page build — and works through every step in a loop until the job is done, no prompting at each stage. Julian Goldie tested it on real SEO targets. Here's what it produced and where it still needs human oversight.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 30 Apr 2026

Hermes Agent in Aion: run your AI agent without touching the terminal

Aion is a free multi-agent dashboard that wraps a proper graphical interface around Hermes Agent — chat, session history, model switching, and task management in one place. Julian Goldie walked through the setup; here's what it changes for day-to-day use.

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AI news · AI agents & tooling · 24 Apr 2026

Claude Code + Obsidian: how to give your AI a memory it actually keeps

By default Claude starts fresh every session — it doesn't know your clients, conventions, or history. Connecting it to an Obsidian vault through MCP gives it a persistent knowledge base it reads before every task.

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From our tutorials

Prefer to DIY? Start here.

If you'd rather set things up yourself, our tutorials walk through the same installs we do for clients — credited video sources, plain-English steps and a checklist at the end of each one.

Tutorial · 22 Apr 2026 · ~12 min

How to set up OpenClaw: your own personal AI assistant

Install the open-source OpenClaw CLI, run the onboarding wizard, pick a model (Claude, GPT-5 or local Ollama), connect Telegram or WhatsApp and approve yourself as a user. About twenty minutes from blank terminal to a working bot living in the messengers you already use.

You'll learn: the openclaw onboard --install-daemon flow, where the config and skills live, the pairing-code security model, common gotchas (PATH, daemon restarts, runaway token bills), and how to add your first Skill.

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More tutorials in this category coming — Claude Code skills, MCP server setup, custom subagents. See all tutorials →

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