A weekly tool-research digest saved as a skill
@Jtyles asked Hermes Agent to find tools for aspiring builders. It used TinyFish to research candidates and saved the workflow as a recurring weekly skill.
Original prompt
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Use web_search and web_extract to research the 3 most interesting new AI startup/indie-builder tools launched this past week (Monday through Sunday).
Reach people exploring AI agents
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Sourced account- Source poster / publisher
- @Jtyles
- Original account
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- Published
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- Reported result
- Reported by the poster: Hermes read 15 pages, returned this week's 3 tools and saved a skill that now runs every Monday. The reply includes the skill text, but future scheduled runs were not observed.
- Human involvement
- The poster supplied the audience and recurring goal and shared the resulting skill in a reply. Future runs and the accuracy of every product recommendation were not independently tested.
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How the agent did it
- The poster asked Hermes to find new tools for people leaving their job to build something, with a recurring Monday schedule.
- Hermes searched with TinyFish, read 15 pages and returned Slashspace, SAASMiner and Huebert, as reported by the poster.
- It saved the workflow as a skill; the published skill researches candidates, reads their own pages and writes a dated markdown digest.
@Jtyles gave Hermes Agent a recurring research goal: find new tools for people trying to leave their job and build something. Hermes searched with TinyFish, read 15 pages and returned this week's 3 tools, as reported by the poster: Slashspace, SAASMiner and Huebert.
A same-author reply makes the workflow more inspectable than a short success claim. It includes the resulting weekly research skill. The procedure defines the previous week, searches for launches, selects candidates relevant to indie builders, reads each product's own page and writes a dated markdown digest. Each recommendation is meant to include its name, URL, launch date, purpose and relevance to the intended reader.
The shared instructions also acknowledge practical failure cases: launch aggregators can block extraction, featured dates can differ from actual launch dates, and there may be too few suitable candidates. They call for distinguishing those cases rather than inventing missing facts. These are published instructions, not proof that every run handles them correctly.
The poster says the skill now runs every Monday. Agents In Use has not observed later scheduled executions or verified the recommendations independently. The concrete contribution is the researched shortlist and the reusable procedure shared alongside it.
Prompt
Original prompt
Source: X · @Jtyles
Frequently asked questions
What does the weekly skill produce?
Its published instructions call for a dated markdown digest with product names, URLs, launch dates, descriptions and relevance to aspiring builders.
Was the skill actually shared?
Yes. A same-author reply contains the weekly research skill, including its procedure, output format and limitations.
Are the weekly results independently verified?
No. The initial result and recurring schedule are reported by the poster; later executions were not observed.
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About this account
Hermes selected candidates, researched their product pages and turned the research procedure into a reusable skill intended for scheduled execution.
Primary post by @Jtyles: https://x.com/Jtyles/status/2110024400066003323. Post, bio and available replies checked through public FxTwitter syndication; returned replies are not guaranteed exhaustive. Results are reported by the poster, not independently reproduced. Original prompt excerpt (not the full setup): quoted exactly from the author's shared skill reply. Full shared skill: https://x.com/Jtyles/status/2110027036936851641.
Credit: @Jtyles on X
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Tools and topics
Hermes Agent · TinyFish
weekly research · tool discovery · skills
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.