01What is Hermes video game agent?

Hermes video game agent is a custom AI agent you build with Hermes Agent that creates playable 3D video games from a text prompt. It turns a single sentence like “3D ring race” into a full game you can click and play.

In this episode, Julian Goldie shows how he built a “game studio” inside his agent operating system. The agent works on a Kanban board, writes the game code, and saves the finished games in a workspace. You do not need to code or open a terminal.

02Key features of the game studio agent

The game studio has several important parts that work together.

  • Prompt box: You type one sentence to describe the game you want.
  • Forge Master: This is your trained agent that builds the game. It is a coding expert.
  • Kanban board: The game idea becomes a card, and the agent works on it there.
  • Shelf: This is where all finished games are stored, ready to play.
  • Full screen mode: You can open and play any game in full screen.
  • Profile Builder: A recent Hermes update lets you train agents for specific jobs, like making games.

These features let you go from idea to a playable game in seconds.

03How to set up the Hermes game agent

Setting up the game studio is simple. Julian shows the steps he used to create his system.

  1. Hire the Forge Master: Go to the Hermes section, then manage, and create a new profile. This is your game developer agent.
  2. Train the agent: Use the Profile Builder to give the agent skills. Plug in the files it needs, like code examples and instructions.
  3. Create the game studio tab: This is where you type your prompt for a new game.
  4. Connect the Kanban board: The agent will create a card on the game studio board for each new idea.
  5. Run the forge: Test the game to make sure it works. If it does not, you can rebuild it or tweak the prompt.

You can start with just one agent and add more later.

04How to use it to create games

Using the game studio is easy. You type one sentence that describes the game you want.

For example, Julian typed: “3D ring race, fly a neon ship through glowing wings before the timer runs out.” The agent turned that into a playable game. He also made a 3D snake game inside a cube.

Once the game is built, it appears on the Kanban board. You can click it and play it right away. If you do not like the result, you can rebuild it or change the prompt.

You can also assign tasks to the game developer directly from the Kanban board. The agent will work on them and add the finished games to the shelf.

05Results and examples from the episode

Julian shows several games he built with the Hermes video game agent. He created four playable games in one day.

The studio built a 3D ring race game and a 3D snake game inside a cube. Both are colorful and work well. You can play them in full screen.

Julian notes that in the past, this would take a whole weekend and the work would be lost. Now, everything is stored in a workspace. The Kanban board keeps a history of what was built and why.

06Tips, limits, and mistakes to avoid

Julian shares some practical advice for using the game agent.

  • Create one thing at a time: Start with just the Kanban board or one agent, then build from there.
  • Do not worry about tokens: Hermes lets you use three models. You can pick free models like Nemetron 3 Ultra or Step 3.7 Flash, or use a local model with LM Studio or Ollama.
  • Games are just quick examples: You can build much more complex or realistic games if you want. These are simple demos.
  • Do not procrastinate: The old way of learning frameworks and building tools leads to lost ideas. Give the idea to the agent quickly.

Some people might say AR games are broken demos, but Julian shows that these games actually work.

07Who the Hermes game agent is for

The Hermes video game agent is for anyone who wants to automate creation. You do not need to know how to code.

Julian says this same process works for SEO, video, project management, or any business task. You can apply the same loop—describe, board, agent, shelf—to anything.

If you are a beginner, you can learn from the Air Profit Boarding. Julian mentions that many people with no AI experience have built their own agent operating systems. You can get the exact setup from there.

08How to get the full agent setup

If you want the exact game studio setup, you can get the agent operating system from the Air Profit Boarding. Julian says you get a zip file with the whole setup, the Obsidian memory setup, and all the agents plugged in.

There is a video tutorial to help you. You also get access to daily tutorials, a community for support, weekly coaching, and a course for beginners. The course helps you go from beginner to expert in six weeks.

Julian says the link is in the description or at www.theairbnb.com. You can also connect with people near you who are using AI agents.