01What Hermes Jarvis Is and How It Works

Hermes Jarvis is a voice activated AI agent that controls your computer in real time. You speak to it like you would talk to a butler, and it opens apps, gives daily briefings, teaches languages, or even starts coding projects. It responds instantly and you can stop it mid-sentence if you change your mind.

The agent runs inside a custom operating system called the agent OS. It connects to an Obsidian memory system that stores every conversation and action. This memory makes the agent smarter each time you use it because it remembers your projects, goals, and even personal details like daily step targets or protein goals.

02Main Features of Hermes Jarvis

  • Real-time voice response: The agent answers immediately, with no noticeable delay.
  • Computer control: It can open apps like Google, Obsidian, or any program on your computer by voice command.
  • Conversation history: Every interaction is logged and accessible later, so you never lose what was said or built.
  • Warp mode: The agent sits in the background and listens, ready to act while you work on other monitors.
  • Daily and weekly briefings: It gives you a summary of your schedule, tasks, and notes automatically.
  • Memory integration: It pulls context from your Obsidian notes, including recent work, open action items, and personal targets.

03How to Set Up Hermes Jarvis

  1. Get the agent OS from the AI Profit Boardroom at aiprofitboard.com.
  2. Download the latest release zip file and the full guide video.
  3. Install the system on your computer following the step-by-step tutorial.
  4. Connect your Obsidian vault so the agent can access your memories and notes.
  5. Enable the real-time voice mode and test it by saying a command like "open up Google for me."
  6. Adjust the theme or warp mode settings to suit your workflow.

04How to Use Hermes Jarvis: Examples from the Episode

In the episode, Julian Goldie shows several ways to use Hermes Jarvis. First, he says "open up Obsidian for me" and the agent opens it instantly. Then he says "open up Google" and it does the same.

He also asks for a daily briefing, and the agent reads out the date, YouTube channel views, and tasks like fixing transcripts and exports.

Julian also asks the agent to teach Japanese. It responds with "konichiwa" and explains it means good afternoon. He asks it to build a Snake game in real time, and the agent offers to guide him step by step.

You can see the full conversation history on the left side of the interface, and you can click any past creation to preview or open it fully.

05Results and Comparisons Shown in the Episode

Julian compares Hermes Jarvis directly to his home Alexa device. He says Hermes Jarvis is faster, easier to use, and more powerful. The agent responds in real time with no lag, while Alexa often pauses or fails to understand.

He explains that other voice agents are either fast but have no memory, or have good memory but are very slow. This agent combines both speed and memory.

The system logs conversations automatically, so three minutes or 23 minutes later you can see what was discussed. Julian also shows that the agent knows his personal targets like protein goals and daily steps, something most voice assistants cannot do.

06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid with Hermes Jarvis

  • Use a fast model: Julian uses Chachibity Real-Time because it gives the quickest responses.
  • Don't expect perfect first use: Like any agent, it improves over time as you build more memory.
  • Keep your Obsidian notes organized: The agent pulls context from your memory, so messy notes give messy answers.
  • Don't rely on it for complex tasks alone: Julian says it can guide you, but you may need to step in for full coding projects.
  • Review conversation history regularly: It logs everything, so you can catch mistakes or revisit ideas.
  • Customize the theme and warp mode: These settings make the agent fit your workflow better.

07Who Hermes Jarvis Is For and Why It Matters

Hermes Jarvis is for anyone who wants a personal AI butler that understands their life and work. It is especially useful for content creators, SEO professionals, and power users who manage many projects at once. Julian built it to automate his own SEO, and he plans to use it to pull case studies from memory and publish content automatically.

This agent matters because it bridges the gap between simple voice assistants like Siri and powerful but slow AI agents. With real-time response, full memory, and computer control, it can save hours of manual work. You can build your own version, or get Julian's setup inside the AI Profit Boardroom with daily updates and community support.