The capabilities tab in Hermes Agent Desktop got a big upgrade.
Now you can:
- Scope the entire set of skills, tools, and MCPs to a profile/bot
- Install skills through the skills browser directly.
Enjoy!
result is one panel that holds identity across every angle — not the usual face-swap drift you get from one-shot gens.
save this. it's the cleanest character-lock spec i've seen for image 2.
this guy just dropped a brutally good GPT Image 2 prompt for consistent character sheets.
he anchors a 45° bust shot on the left ~30% as the identity lock. then lays the whole panel:
Hermes has twelve browser tools. Browser Use mode replaces them with a single one, driven by @browser_use's CLI 3.0.
Instead of a dozen schemas in every request and a tool call per click, the agent writes a script. In our tests that cut token use 48-66% with no accuracy drop.
Meta is now charging for AI agents on its platforms. Confirmed: WhatsApp token billing starts Aug 1 at $2/1M tokens (flat global, ~1,000-1,300 VND/reply). Oct 1 adds service+utility fees in the 24h window. Messenger/IG pricing = still TBD. Read the doc before budgeting. 📌
🎁 A 50% off ChatGPT Plus offer is showing up
For the first 3 months:
Price drops from $20/month to $10/month
I tested it myself and the special offer appears on the pricing page.
Note: Not guaranteed — the final checkout page is the real source of truth.
2 hands. 2 AI agents. 1 project. at the same time.
not flexing. this is the actual workflow.
soon they'll be trading context with each other
(why hasn't anyone built this yet?)
Claude Opus 4.8, Sonnet 4.6, and Haiku are all free right now.
You get $350+ in credits, an $80 signup bonus that expires in ~24 hours, then $10 every 5 hours and $70 per week for a month.
No card needed.
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Burn through another billion tokens.
Somewhere, a Pinduoduo growth PM is smiling.
Woke up a little earlier than usual this morning.
Did a quick workout, grabbed my usual Vietnamese coffee, and sat down to start the day.
Then I saw a message from a client:
“Ads are working too well. We’re getting so many calls that our 5-ton truck fleet is fully booked. Now we want more inquiries for trucks above 5 tons, while keeping the current demand for smaller trucks. Budget stays the same. Any ideas?”
I spent a while thinking about it.
One thing I’ve learned after years in advertising:
Not every growth problem is an advertising problem.
Sometimes the challenge isn’t generating more demand.
It’s redirecting existing demand to where the business has available capacity.
The 5-ton fleet was fully utilized.
The larger fleet still had room.
At that point, the job isn’t “run more ads.”
It’s understanding search intent, campaign structure, keywords, budget allocation, and customer behavior well enough to guide the right prospects toward the right service.
Those are the mornings I enjoy the most.
No meetings.
No constant notifications.
Just a cup of coffee and an interesting business problem waiting to be solved.
Looking back, what keeps me in advertising isn’t advertising itself.
It’s the opportunity to solve unique business challenges.
Every client is different.
Every industry is different.
And sometimes a simple message over coffee is enough to make the entire day interesting.
Have a productive day, everyone.