My entry for the Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon
@NousResearch
Turn your Amazon orders into offers and rewards for the brands you already buy, with one prompt to Hermes.
@CoolestAK87@kr1shna Good bet to make. I can buy that in-app browsers within an AI chat could make for a good co-browsing UX on mobile. Anything to help me delete specific apps for retailers would be welcome tbh but they hate being reduced to inventory in someone else's app (as we've seen)
It just occurred to me that my high school economics teacher drilled the failure rates of small businesses into my brain and never discussed any success stories
@ritudidthat https://t.co/JJzSaCJeSp: connect your amazon orders via your AI assistant and get matched to offers based on the brands and products you buy
@garethglaserjr what if users actually opted-in to taking their data off Amazon at scale - would a user-controlled mirror of that ecomm dataset be transformational for the open web?
@garethglaserjr Hill worth climbing. Reporting for duty 🫡
Agree one user’s data is worth little. But getting it out has become 10x easier in a year, and retailers are about to get the open banking treatment. My bet: friction is finally low enough for a use case to scale.
YC said Company Brain is where they're putting money
This is a great example of it
- ICP
- Personas
- Objections
- Competitors
Get all info from the brands you want to sell to, fill your agent with context, and let the game start
@eric_seufert Would you separate the market power created by operations from the market power created by first-party purchase data?
For the latter, wouldn’t consumers be better served if their data was not locked in, and third-party agents could freely use that data for personalisation?