Agent OS: Multi Agent Orchestration and Automation!

Today we're gonna be talking about agent operating systems, how to get the most out of them, how to automate basically anything, how to build amazing systems that actually save you a lot of time. And this is based on all the community questions that I get recently from the Aircraft Boarding. So we're gonna jump into this. If you're wondering what is an agent operating system, so this is basically a system where we can have all of our agents working together inside one place.

So if we wanna orchestrate our agents, we can do it over here inside Paperclip, inside the group chat where we have all of our agents talking together. We have the pipeline where we can go from idea to implementation in like one single click using powerful systems. Also, for example, I have Claude and Fable 5 plugged in. We have Hermes that can run with any API or OAuth profile.

We have Hermes Oracle, Hermes Astros. We have a voice-powered AI agent that's basically like Hermes Jarvis, essentially, and it can run in the background autonomously, can build stuff for us. We have a lead outreach tool. We even have SEO systems that can basically find keywords from our Google search console, publish them to our website.

We've got, for example, a video agent that can create fully edited beautiful videos. Like you can see, we've got a music agent, our memory system, which has all of our agents plugged in together with the same context so they all understand everything about us. And this is all inside one place where all of our systems are just one click away, right? It's the most powerful system I've ever seen for building with AI agents.

And today we're going to answer some of the latest questions about it. We've even, for example, created a version of Codex where you can basically plug in your OAuth over here. You can switch between APIs so you can use GPT 5.6. You can use your OAuth so you don't need to use API.

And then you can go back and forth inside the chat. Your goal mode that can work inside a sandbox. We tested that this morning to build our website in a game. We have all of our creations with GPT 5.6 inside one place as well.

So we can preview and save everything that we've created. And it's just the most powerful thing that we've ever built. So we're going to talk through some of the latest questions from the AI Profitable Audium community and answer them so that if they have those questions, you probably have them as well. I'm going to try and help you as much as we can.

So we've got a question from Kevin who's asking about how to use an agentic operating system across multiple different devices. So let's say, for example, we have like three different machines. You want to set up this agent operating system across all of them. So one of the best ways I've seen, and I've seen a few members set this up, is with a VPS.

So I personally run it locally, but if you have multiple machines and you want to give access to each one, you can see that, for example, you can use a combination of a VPS, which is a, for example, like you could use Hostinger and you could have Cloudflare running with that to give access to any device. And that's pretty easy and simple to set up. You can also see another example here. So Paul actually just asked his agent to add it on multiple places so it's available on both devices.

And that worked as well. And then we've got another example right here where it's been set up on an agent OS as well. And Jacob actually said like it was mind blowing how fast the setup was. So the VPS is the easiest way to share access across multiple different devices.

Laura was saying, okay, first, what an amazing community. I've learned more in four days than the entire four months, which is awesome, so congrats to you. So now they're asking like, is there a way to link the AI across multiple machines? And again, you would use a VPS for this.

So this seems to be like quite a common and complex problem, but yeah, just use a VPS if you want to give your agent OS access across multiple devices. So a question here on AI avatars. So James was asking like, you know, how do you create your AI avatar, et cetera. And he was seeing like a few issues with the avatars he's created.

So we actually do use this tool, Haygen, but what we did is we created like multiple different recordings, and trained it on that, and then tested them all out and saw which one was the most realistic looking. So I think that's the best way is like, just test out different recordings and go from there. You can also use a different version of Haygen and depending on which one you use, it's better and better. Jake was asking about the Hermes Mission Control.

So we have a Hermes Mission Control over here, as you can see, and we have basically a chat mode where you can talk to your agent and go back and forth with it. And you can switch between different profiles, as you can see right here. And then we also have the talk mode where you can have a conversation with your agent. We have Apollo, which is a voice activated version of Hermes.

And then additionally, we have Hermes Oracle that pulls in the latest news on a 24 hour basis. We have Hermes Astros that pulls in the latest news and finds relevant topics based on the keywords we monitor. And then we also have the studio where we can generate images and voice and video here. So it's like a much more powerful way to use Hermes because we've segmented each of the potential workflows you could do with that.

So if you want to get that, it's inside the classroom and then just go to the new daily updates and you'll find the agent OS system over there. Got a question here from Joshua, which is, you know, he's been using Sonnet 5. So it looks like it's been using GLM 5.2. He's put Sonnet 5.2, but I think it means GLM.

He's been looking for a lot of blog writing and document creation, and he's looking for a cheaper model. So it looks like he's comparing Sonnet versus GLM 5.2. For me personally, I think the Sonnet is the best writer, but if you want something cheaper, GLM 5.2 is great. You can use the coding plan and then you never seem to run out of tokens.

So if you give it a good skill on how to do SEO and you train it on that skill then you'll get pretty good outputs from GLM 5.2. It will never be as good as something like Sonnet for writing, but it's right up there and it's a lot cheaper. So Aiden was asking like, what's the best way to run a marketing agency with AI? So he's watched the agent OS video, wasn't sure about the best way to run it, et cetera.

Should he be using paperclip or Hermes or that sort of thing? So the way that I automated a lot of my SEO agency with AI was first looking at what I do day to day and then trying to automate from there. So for example, if you spend a lot of time analyzing data, then you could set up a workflow just inside Claude or Claude desktop, automates that for you. And then once you feel more comfortable with AI, if you're a beginner, then you can keep building on top of that.

So for example, week one might be like, okay, to make task one, build a great system and workflow for that and then automate task two and task three, et cetera. For me personally, some of the things that made the biggest difference was automating a lot of the marketing. So for example, and I'll link to the tutorials on each of these, but automating funnel pages, setting up the video agent and also automating the newsletter creation. All of these things helped me grow my marketing agency, get more leads and save a lot of time.

We have workflows on each of them, which I've linked to over here, but you just want to start where you are and analyze, okay, what are you working on day to day? And then how can you automate from there? And I don't think you need anything fancy for that. Like just keep it simple and then build up.

We got a question from Scott about like automating or using the agent OS whilst you're on the go. So for example, like you could be in the gym and just use the agent OS from your mobile phone. And you actually can't do that with a VPS. So for example, like John Meza, he connected it to a mobile device, as you can see right here.

And he's got the mobile version of his agent OS. So you could use that. And for example, even if you were walking, you could set up Hermes Apollo with the voice implementation, and then you could use the voice implementation whilst you're on the go too. A lot of people are looking for partnerships and people to work with as well inside the agent OS, inside the Aircraft Warning as well.

So it's a really good place to like meet people, as you can see, a lot of people super active inside there, which is super useful too. We also have, for example, Mike is building out his Obsidian Vault, which is a memory system for an agent operating system too. So if anyone's watching this, you're like, how do you set up a memory system? How do you give context to your agents?

So what we have here is Obsidian, which is just a bunch of markdown files. And this is neatly organized into a knowledge vault where each one of these dots is a new memory. And it has all the information about who I work with, who's in my team, what brands I have, what projects I'm working on. And that's really, really useful and super powerful as well.

And so what you can do here is you can have all of this connected in one place. Now, the way that I started with this is I literally went into Chord and chat GPT, and I said, right, based on everything that you know about me, create a project folder and markdown files inside that, inside the Obsidian folder, explaining everything you know about me, right? And use Para as a system, P-A-R-A, which is a system of organizing files and everything else together. And so that's how we created this.

And then we asked Chord to like keep improving it, keep making it tidier and everything else. So Mikey has done the same thing, as you can see right here, which is pretty cool. And he's put all of his writings into an Obsidian vault as well, which this is like a really cool way to really customize everything that you've built, just plug it into one system and make it as useful as you can. And I think that's a beautiful thing about the AgentOS is like you can customize it as much as you want.

All the systems inside there, you can make them personalize to you, even the UI and everything else, you can make them personalized. So fantastic example, Mikey, and just keep sharing your journey. And that's basically it for all the latest questions. If you want to ask me questions like this, feel free to post inside the AR Profitable Community.

I create a video tutorial every day like this, answering all the latest questions on the AgentOS and also just helping people as much as I can inside the community, inside the classroom, you can actually get access to the AgentOS over here. And we add new daily tutorials, like you can see based on everything we've built. We've already plugged in GPT 5.6, which just dropped today inside the AgentOS as well. And we have a full beginner to expert course over here, if you want to learn more about this stuff.

Inside the calendar, you can jump on weekly coaching calls, get help and support in real time. And it's just an amazing community with great vibes with lots of people sharing cool stuff. So it's a fantastic place to meet people, learn and grow together. There's also a map where you can connect with people locally who are building with AI agents like you.

And that's all available inside the AR Profitable Audio, link in the comments description or go to the arprofitable.com. Thanks for watching.