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Hermes Agent’s /blueprint command can set up a scheduled automation through a guided conversation, says Nous community supporter Witcheer. Hermes asks what it needs one question at a time, then schedules the result as a cron job.
Why it mattersThe useful bit for less terminal-happy users: you do not have to write cron syntax yourself. Witcheer gives a weekday-morning lesson on a chosen topic as an example. It is a practical new route into automating recurring tasks, though the post does not say what other schedules or tasks the command supports.
Discuss: Would you trust a guided setup to create recurring automations, or would you rather write the schedule yourself?
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Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedNous community supporter Witcheer says Hermes Agent’s /blueprint can also set up reminders phrased in ordinary language and weekly meal plans with a grocery list. Those examples show the command is not limited to the weekday lesson already described.
Witcheer says running /blueprint on its own lists every blueprint available to the user’s Hermes Agent. That gives users a way to browse the options, rather than needing to know a blueprint’s name first.
The post does not spell out the full catalogue or the range of schedules and tasks supported. Still, natural-language setup plus a browseable list makes the feature a little more approachable, and a little less like a cron job wearing a friendly hat.
Sources and evidence
- Hermes Wingtips 90: /blueprint it sets up a ready-made automation for your Hermes Agent. Hermes asks you what it needs, one question at a time, then schedules it as a cron job. you: Witcheer says Hermes Agent’s /blueprint supports setting up reminders and weekly meal plans with grocery lists, and that /blueprint alone lists the available blueprints.
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