AI News Today | Julian Goldie Podcast

Claude Code AgentView: Run Multiple AI Agents in Parallel (No More Terminal Tab Chaos)The script introduces Claude Code’s new AgentView (research preview), which replaces managing multiple messy terminal tabs by showing all agent sessions in one window with clear active/completed status and quick peek-and-reply. It demonstrates opening AgentView from the terminal, launching multiple background sessions in parallel (e.g., AI SEO keyword research, creating an HTML landing page, and building an AI SEO calculator), switching into any session, and returning to the central list. The speaker explains benefits like scaling concurrent sessions, handling long-running agents, and even having agents manage other agents, with auto mode enabling more autonomous work. The video also promotes AI Profit Boardroom training and briefly compares Claude, Codex, and the open-source Hermes Agent (customization, API switching, integrations like Telegram), plus mentions using /compact and storing notes in Obsidian to avoid losing context.00:00 AgentView Just Dropped00:23 What AgentView Does01:42 Opening Agent View01:57 Running Parallel Sessions03:59 Peek Status And Navigate04:13 Auto Mode Demo04:45 Why Use AgentView05:28 Training And Community Plug06:47 Agents Managing Agents07:25 Claude Vs Codex07:58 Hermes Agent Differences08:43 Hermes Google Login09:09 Context Compact And Handover10:35 Obsidian Notes Workflow11:19 Third Party Connectors11:51 Which Tool For Front End

Codex + Hermes Agent MCP: The Ultimate Parallel AI Agent Stack (Setup in Minutes)The script explains how to combine Codex and Hermes Agent (with MCP) into a parallel AI agent stack that can build, deploy, and automate tasks like content, SEO, and deployments, including running 24/7 in the background. It shows two setups: a simple method by running Hermes Agent directly inside Codex’s terminal so both can work in the same project directory (e.g., deploying a Codex-built site to Netlify using Hermes skills), and a more powerful method by wiring Hermes as an MCP server so Codex can access Hermes tools directly. It also notes similar MCP control can be done in Claude, highlights benefits like avoiding Codex limits, outlines the “layers” (Hermes brain, MCP hands, Codex builder), promotes the AI Profit Boardroom community, and answers questions on disk cleanup using Claude and using Step 3.5 Flash as a free model option after Hermes 3.6 changes.00:00 Why This Stack Wins01:01 Quick Setup Overview01:37 Run Hermes Inside Codex02:52 Deploy Example With Netlify03:20 MCP Explained And Benefits04:42 Build Hermes MCP In Codex06:19 Claude MCP Alternative06:52 Test Run And Verification07:29 Four Layer Power Stack09:06 Objections And Comparisons10:36 Recap And Next Steps11:26 Community Offer And Resources12:43 Q&A Disk Cleanup With AI14:08 Free Model Options StepFun

Hermes Web UI vs Hermes Workspace: Which Hermes Agent Setup Should You Use?The video compares Hermes Web UI and Hermes Workspace as two free, open-source interfaces for running Hermes Agent, showing them side by side and explaining how the choice affects what the agent can do. Hermes Web UI is simpler, cleaner, and tends to connect more reliably, but it only lets you use one agent profile at a time. Hermes Workspace offers more features—file management, terminal access, Hermes World, and advanced coordination tools like Swarms (running many agent profiles simultaneously), Kanban boards, jobs, a conductor, and missions—making it better for managing a coordinated team of agents, though it can be buggy to configure and connect. The creator also mentions setup guides available in the AI Profit Boardroom and answers questions about using Hermes for free via Step Fun 3.5 Flash, local hardware limits, and preferring Mac over Windows.00:00 Hermes UI Showdown00:40 Why Use a UI02:07 Side by Side Setup02:19 Connection Bugs Fixes03:31 Workspace Swarms Feature04:42 Files Terminal Customization05:14 Kanban Conductor Missions05:46 Which One To Choose06:36 Guides Community Plug07:20 Q&A Free Local Setup08:26 Final Wrap Up

Ruflo for Claude Code: Build Multi‑Agent Swarms + Automate Research & Content to ObsidianThe video demonstrates Ruflo, a free Claude extension for deploying multi-agent swarms to coordinate autonomous workflows in Claude Code. It shows how to install Ruflo via GitHub CLI commands, verify it’s configured inside Claude, and then prompt Claude to suggest best-use swarms based on the user’s context by connecting to an Obsidian vault for memory. The presenter runs a content production workflow (SEO keyword/article briefing) in the AI agents automation niche, saving outputs directly into Obsidian as markdown while multiple agents work in parallel and report progress. It explains why Ruflo matters (automation, learning over time, persistent memory, tool integrations, scaling up to large swarms), uses a restaurant-kitchen analogy for how routing and specialist agents work, and notes you must explicitly prompt Claude to use Ruflo. The episode ends with Air Profit Boardroom resources, token-usage cautions, and brief Q&A on Hermes configuration and security.00:00 Ruflo Overview00:22 Install and Verify Setup00:58 Finding Best Use Cases01:38 Add Obsidian Context02:22 Choose Workflow and Inputs02:51 Why Ruflo Matters03:47 Swarm Results in Obsidian04:13 How Swarms Work04:45 Prompting and Live Briefs05:31 Full Guide and Recap06:20 Community and Coaching Plug06:40 Live Q&A and Wrap Up

Build an Autonomous AI Company with Paperclip + Hermes Agent (The GOLDIE Method)The script explains how to use Paperclip with the Hermes Agent adapter to run a coordinated team of AI agents instead of a single chat-based agent. It demonstrates building an org chart (e.g., CEO, marketing roles, engineer, tester), setting a mission/goal so all agents share context, and using Paperclip’s dashboard, ticketing system, and scheduled “Heartbeats” to launch agents, delegate tasks via new issues, review and iterate on results, and then expand by adding more agents, goals, and tools. An example shows a Hermes tester completing AI SEO keyword research and generating an SEO strategy with live updates. It positions this workflow as the “GOLDIE Method” (Goal, Org chart, Launch, Delegate, Iterate, Expand) and contrasts Paperclip with Hermes Workspace and Aeon UI, emphasizing multi-agent coordination, multi-provider support, and multi-company setups.00:00 Paperclip With Hermes00:19 Agent Team Dashboard01:49 Goldie Method Overview02:08 Set The Mission Goal02:44 Build The Org Chart03:19 Launch With Heartbeats03:45 Delegate New Issues04:35 Iterate With Feedback05:24 Expand Your AI Company05:58 Mindset Shift Beliefs07:36 Multi Company Examples08:22 Hermes Vs Paperclip Recap10:33 Community And Coaching11:22 Live Q And A Comparisons15:28 Final Wrap Up

Use Hermes Agent for FREE with Step 3.5 Flash (15 Days) — Full Setup GuideThe script demonstrates how to set up Hermes Agent to run for free using Step via the News Portal configuration, highlighting that Step 3.5 Flash is available free for the next 15 days. It walks through installing Hermes from GitHub, running `hermes setup` in the terminal, selecting News Portal, switching to Step Fun/Step 3.5 Flash, skipping remaining configuration prompts, and restarting the gateway to confirm the model is operational. It explains what Step 3.5 Flash is (262K context window, ranked 16th on OpenRouter Weekly), notes it’s strong at reasoning but weaker at coding, and mentions other free options like Qwen 3.6 Plus and OwlAlpha (1M token context on OpenRouter). It also shows how to switch models with `/model` and promotes the AI Profit Boardroom community and training.00:00 Free Hermes Setup00:28 Terminal Install Steps01:05 Verify Step Flash Works01:21 Model Specs Benchmarks02:04 More Free Model Options02:41 Install Switch Models03:46 Training Community Pitch04:19 Live Q&A Wrap Up

Open WebUI vs Hermes Desktop: Best Setup for Using Hermes Agent (Pros, Cons, and Team Access)Julian answers an AI Profit Boardroom question comparing Open WebUI vs the Hermes Desktop app for using Hermes Agent, explaining why most people should avoid the terminal UI and use a friendlier interface. He shows that Open WebUI is simpler and feels like ChatGPT but doesn’t natively surface Hermes features like skills, prompts, knowledge, persona, memory, models, message tracking, channels, or scheduled tasks, while Hermes Desktop provides deeper customization, smoother Hermes integration, office view, gateway connections, profiles, and unified session history across CLI/API/TUI. He recommends starting with Hermes Desktop for day-to-day use, but notes Open WebUI’s key advantage is multi-user access with permissions for teams. He also plugs a full guide inside the AI Profit Boardroom community with prompts, SOPs, and a 30-day roadmap.00:00 Open WebUI vs Desktop00:24 Open WebUI Setup01:14 Why Not Terminal02:17 Side by Side Comparison03:16 Desktop Features Edge04:11 Office View and Tools04:54 Recommendation and Mindset06:08 Deep Dive Desktop Dashboard07:11 What Desktop App Is07:46 When Open WebUI Wins08:22 Boardroom Guide and Community09:48 Live Q&A and AI Stack10:34 Wrap Up and Focus

Claude + Hermes MCP: The Ultimate AI Delegation System

Learn how to connect Claude to the Hermes agent using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to automate your workflow. Discover the Goldie Delegation Loop, a new paradigm for AI-powered business automation that turns Claude into the brain and Hermes into the hands.

00:00 - Intro: Linking Claude to Hermes

01:25 - Managing Permissions & Security

02:14 - Live Test: Scheduling Tasks

04:24 - The Goldie Delegation Loop

04:42 - Brain, Bridge, and Hands Explained

08:32 - What is MCP?

12:17 - Marketing Agency Use Cases

14:19 - OMI & Obsidian Integration

Hermes Agent Tutorial: Run a Free 24/7 AI Worker (Workspace, Swarms, Paperclip, SEO & Mac Computer Use)The video explains how to use Hermes Agent as a free, always-on AI worker to automate tasks like content, research, client work, SEO, and workflows without coding. It answers community Q&As on installing and starting Hermes and Hermes Workspace (running Hermes Gateway, launching Workspace, and troubleshooting terminal issues with Claude), switching models and setting up OpenAI Codex, and exporting reusable skills, templates, and frameworks to share with students. It clarifies swarms vs agents in Hermes Workspace, recommending swarms only for large projects. It discusses integrating Paperclip with Hermes via an adapter and organizing agents with a CEO role, shows SEO tactics for ranking in Google and AI search using useful content, schema, and cross-platform posting, and mentions automating avatar video editing with HyperFrames and HeyGen CLI. It also highlights macOS background “computer use” and using LM Studio with Hermes.00:00 Hermes Agent Overview01:06 Hermes Workspace Setup03:15 Export Skills For Students04:05 Switch Models And Prompting06:54 Join The Community QandA07:10 Paperclip Team Setup08:56 AI Ready Website SEO12:11 Swarms Versus Agents15:56 Hermes World Game Mode17:28 Automation Tools Roundup20:16 Computer Use And LM Studio21:57 Wrap Up And Next Steps

Run Hermes Agent 24/7 for FREE (Qwen 3.6 Plus + OwlAlpha Setup Guide)The video explains how to run Hermes Agent for free using two models: Qwen 3.6 Plus on News Portal and OwlAlpha via OpenRouter, both offering a million-token context window. It walks through the step-by-step setup in the terminal: using Hermes setup, selecting News Portal, logging in, choosing the free Qwen 3.6 Plus model, and testing it, then shows how to switch to OwlAlpha in OpenRouter when token or rate limits are hit. The script highlights Qwen’s speed, multilingual ability, and strengths in analysis, writing, and coding, and notes that free models may log prompts. It also promotes the AI Profit Boardroom community with guides, prompts, training, coaching calls, and automation requests, and answers questions about using Hermes on Android and via Telegram/WhatsApp.00:00 Run Hermes Free00:48 Qwen Setup Walkthrough02:09 Test and Recap02:53 Why Qwen Matters03:51 Token Limits and Backup04:06 OwlAlpha via OpenRouter04:42 Privacy Notes05:22 Wrap Up and Resources05:53 AI Profit Boardroom Tour07:00 Android and Rate Limits Q&A08:25 Final Goodbye