The AI Worker is a done-for-you private agent installed in one week. It connects to your email, calendar, Slack, CRM, and billing tools. It learns your voice, your rules, and your priorities. It runs on your own infrastructure. Your data never leaves your control.
Each runbook is a single Markdown file¹ with a workflow, a voice, and stop conditions you can actually paste into a CRM webhook before lunch². The Builder generates AGENTS · TOOLS · HEARTBEAT scaffolds you keep in your own repo³.
Most executives have spent at least one afternoon thinking about how an AI tool should be doing something they're still doing manually.
Email triage. Morning prep. Lead follow-up. Weekly reporting. Draft replies that sit in Drafts because they take twenty minutes to review and approve.
The problem isn't knowing what to automate. It's that every tool that promises to help requires setup time you don't have, access you're not sure you want to grant, and a subscription that goes stale if you don't maintain it.
An agent that runs privately, knows your business, and operates inside tools you already use is a different category of thing.
This isn't a SaaS subscription or a chatbot. It's a configured private agent, installed on infrastructure you control, connected to your actual tools.
At 6am, the agent reads your calendar, email backlog, and any ongoing projects. At 7am, it delivers a prioritized brief: three recommendations for the day, one non-negotiable, and a summary of what needs your attention. You start every morning with a clear picture, not an inbox.
Twice a day, the agent reads your unread mail, drafts replies using your voice and your rules, and queues them for your approval. You become the editor, not the author. Nothing sends without your sign-off. The agent is configured to draft only, by design.
The agent creates events, finds meeting times, and surfaces conflicts. It can book a call, block focus time, or prepare a brief before a meeting, all from a single message to your Telegram or Slack.
Tell it your ICP and the agent pulls live company data, drafts personalized outreach, and queues it for review. You approve the batch; it runs the sequence. No CRM dashboard required.
The agent connects to Stripe, your analytics, and any reporting tool with an API. It assembles the weekly numbers into a readable brief: revenue, churn, pipeline. It surfaces anomalies before you'd normally find them.
The agent operates under the constraints you define. It never sends an email, posts anything, or spends money without your explicit approval. Every action that touches the outside world goes through a gate. The agent drafts; you decide.
The whole setup, from first call to handoff. Written down so you know exactly what to expect.
90 minutes on a call. We learn your tools, where your time goes, what your voice sounds like in writing, and what rules your agent should never break. The configuration comes from that conversation.
We install Hermes on your infrastructure: your machine, your VPS, or your cloud account. Email, calendar, Slack, CRM, Stripe. Memory structures, approval gates, and scheduled automations built to your workflow.
You put the agent through its paces. We tune what needs adjusting. You receive full documentation: what each automation does, how to modify it, and how to add new capabilities yourself. The controls are yours.
The agent runs on Hermes, an open-source agent runtime that operates on infrastructure you own.
We install it on your machine, your VPS, or your private cloud. There is no shared SaaS backend. Your email, your conversations, your business context: none of it routes through our servers or anyone else's.
This matters for the obvious reasons: confidentiality, compliance, and the practical reality that the most capable agents need to know sensitive things about your business to be useful.
Fourteen runbooks, organized into two packs. Each one is one Markdown file — readable, forkable, yours.
Captures stray ideas from anywhere, tags them, surfaces the best each Monday.
Drafts your next issue from the week's saved links and a topic prompt.
Turns a rough outline into a script with hooks, beats, and B-roll cues.
Pre/post publish checklist that runs automatically when a video is scheduled.
Slices a long video or essay into ten short-form posts in your voice.
Triages incoming creator DMs, drafts replies, escalates the real ones.
Monday email with what worked, what didn't, and what to try next.
Two paths to the same agent. Same outcome — wildly different weekends.
What three early builders said when we asked what changed.
A small machine that points at the runbook that handles it. No login, no waitlist.
A mid-level operations hire costs $80,000 a year before benefits, onboarding, and the six months it takes them to actually know your business. The AI Worker costs $5,000 once, knows your business by day three, and runs every day without accumulating vacation.
14 runbook templates, two packs, setup guides, and a builder. For people who want to configure their own agent before committing to a full setup.
Same questions every week. Here they are, plainly answered.