How I use Hermes Agent to automate my digital life
Hermes Agent runs on my mini-PC, drives my Mac, and handles the logistics around my blog, YouTube, and taxes, so I can spend my time on the parts that actually need me. Here is how it works.
Ashkan Kamyab
Senior DevOps & Infrastructure Engineer
Berlin, Germany
cat << EOF
k8s | docker | podman | helm | istio | registry
cloud --provider={aws,azure,gcp} --type={public,hybrid,private}
terraform && ansible | packer | vault
gitlab-ci | github-actions | argocd | mlflow
echo $LANG | grep -E "python|go|bash"
EOF I build and maintain scalable infrastructure, automate everything that can be automated, and help teams ship faster with confidence. Passionate about cloud-native architecture, developer experience, and open source.
Hermes Agent runs on my mini-PC, drives my Mac, and handles the logistics around my blog, YouTube, and taxes, so I can spend my time on the parts that actually need me. Here is how it works.
Opus 5 shipped on July 24 as Anthropic's new default model. The benchmark table is a rounding error away from Fable 5 at half the cost. But the thing that will actually change your day is quieter: thinking is on by default now, and that breaks a few assumptions you have been carrying since 4.8.
A public endpoint went down twice in three days, and the same five-minute fix worked both times: delete an orphaned AAAA record. The real bug was a DNS record that can never own itself, sitting at the apex of a delegated zone.
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