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A Hermes Agent setup described by Nous community member Witcheer can turn a subreddit you follow into a weekly digest of five posts, each with a one-line summary and link.
Why it mattersWitcheer says the setup samples the subreddit before scheduling the digest, and skips posts already sent. It is a practical way to make an agent do the scrolling without pretending the whole internet needs another notification.
Discuss: Would a five-post weekly digest make you more likely to keep up with a subreddit, or would you rather choose the posts yourself?
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Nous/Hermes Watch
Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedNous community member Witcheer’s prompt for a weekly Hermes Agent digest asks the agent to work from a subreddit, forum or website the user follows, rather than naming only a subreddit.
The prompt says the agent should ask questions one at a time and wait for an answer, and stop if it cannot get one. That gives users a clearer say in what gets included before the digest is set up.
Witcheer’s example describes a weekly digest of five posts, each with a one-line summary and link, skipping items already sent. The wider source list is a useful addition for people whose reading habits extend beyond Reddit’s many leafy corners.
Sources and evidence
- love r/houseplants but don't have time to scroll it every day? your Hermes Agent can send you the five posts worth reading once a week, one line and a link each. it reads the place: Witcheer’s prompt describes a weekly digest drawn from a subreddit, forum or website the user follows, with the agent instructed to ask one question at a time and wait for an answer.
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