Hermes prepares reviewed Facebook outreach

Ryan Doser's account of an AI Rabbit Holes interview records Drew Carr's Hermes outreach setup. Carr controls the agent through Telegram while browser automation runs on a separate laptop. The reported business goal was growing the audience for ClawDrop.

One workflow searches relevant Facebook groups for posts where Carr can help. Hermes judges whether a post is relevant and whether mentioning the business would fit a useful answer. Plain scripts handle predictable browser operations, while the model supplies the judgment and reply draft. The account says Carr reads each proposed comment and approves it before it is posted.

The same interview describes a separate cold-email pipeline involving prospect lists, address verification, qualification and campaign storage. Carr still writes the actual emails. Those details matter because describing all the growth as agent-written email would misrepresent his role.

The account reports reaching a thousand subscribers in eighty days without advertising spend, but does not establish a controlled causal contribution from any one automation. Its stronger evidence is the concrete division of work: an agent gathers context and drafts, scripts operate the browser, and Carr checks whether each reply makes sense before external posting.

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Source: ryandoser.com · Ryan Doser interviewing Drew Carr