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Feed, Ideas and Goals
Three boards that sit next to your chats. Your agent fills them for you, so you see what matters without asking every time.
Feed
Your agent tells youBriefings and updates you asked for: a morning summary, news you follow, a finished report, a delivery status.
Ideas
Your agent offersThings your agent could do for you. Tap Let's do it, Make it a goal or Not now.
Goals
You set the directionWhat your agent keeps an eye on (Tracking) and your own goals. Each has a short status that stays current.
Getting started
- Install the bighelp plugin on your Hermes computer. Open Settings in the app and install or update it there. The boards need it.
- Pick a prompt below and send it to your agent. Copy it, swap the parts in [brackets] for your own, and paste it into a chat.
- Rate what shows up. Thumbs up or down on any post or idea. Your agent checks those ratings and posts more of what you like.
Want it to run itself? Jump to Put it on autopilot.
The boards start empty on purpose. Nothing runs and nothing spends your AI budget until you ask for it.
How this fits with scheduled tasks and Kanban
| Thing | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Scheduled tasks | The engine. When you ask for something regular ("every morning at 7"), your agent creates a scheduled task, and each run posts its results to a board. |
| Feed, Ideas, Goals | Where those results land, laid out for you to read, accept or rate. |
| Kanban | Work that's agreed and moving, in lanes. Ideas are offers you haven't said yes to yet. Say yes, and your agent can put the work on a Kanban board if you ask. |
A one-off works too. "Post that summary to my Feed" needs no schedule at all.
Feed starter prompts
Most Feed prompts set up a regular update, so say when and how often.
Productivity
Every weekday at 7am, post a morning brief to my Feed: today's calendar, anything urgent in my inbox and the weather.
Every Friday at 4pm, post a recap to my Feed of what we got done this week and what's still open.
Every evening at 6, post the emails that still need a reply from me. Remove the previous day's post when you add the new one.
Marketing
Every Monday at 8am, post what [competitor] shipped or announced last week to my Feed, with links.
Every morning, check Reddit, Hacker News and the web for new mentions of [my brand] and post anything worth seeing.
Every Thursday, post three trends in [my industry] worth reacting to, and one line on why each matters.
Content creation
Every Sunday evening, post five video ideas to my Feed based on what's trending in [my niche] this week.
Every weekday morning, post one thing in [my niche] worth writing about today, with an opening line I could use.
Once a week, post the comments and questions on my latest [videos / posts] that deserve an answer.
Personal life
Every evening at 8, post what's coming up tomorrow: appointments, the weather and anything I need to bring.
Every Saturday at 9am, post three things to do in [my city] this weekend.
Twice a day, check my email for shipping updates and post to my Feed when a package changes status.
Research
Every evening at 7, post the three most important AI news stories from the last 24 hours, in plain language.
Every Monday, post one new paper or long read about [topic], with a five-sentence summary.
Every weekday at 8:15am, post the pre-market moves for [my stock list], with one line on why each moved.
Ideas starter prompts
Ideas are offers. Say yes and your agent does the work in a chat. Ask once, or ask for fresh ideas on a schedule.
Productivity
Every 12 hours, look at our recent chats and post Ideas for things you could take off my plate.
Look at my calendar for next week and post Ideas for meetings I could skip, shorten or prepare for.
Go through my inbox and post Ideas for newsletters I could unsubscribe from and filters you could set up.
Marketing
Look at [my website] and post five Ideas to make the home page convert better.
Every Monday, post three marketing experiments for [my product] that I could finish in a day each.
Read the latest reviews of [my app / business] and post Ideas for fixes or replies that would win people over.
Content creation
Take my latest [blog post / video] and post Ideas for turning it into short posts, a thread and a newsletter.
Post Ideas for a four-week content plan for [my channel], one per week, each with a working title.
Every Sunday, look at which of my posts did best this week and post Ideas for follow-ups.
Personal life
Look through my email for subscriptions and recurring charges, and post Ideas for what I could cancel or downgrade.
Post Ideas for a date night in [my city] this month, with places that take reservations.
[Name]'s birthday is on [date]. Post three gift Ideas you could order for me, each under $[50].
Research
Based on the tools and accounts you can reach, post Ideas for things you could automate for me.
I'm thinking about [buying a car / switching phone plans]. Post Ideas for the comparisons you could research for me.
Using what you know about me, post Ideas for side projects that fit my skills and free time.
Goals starter prompts
Goals shape what your agent pays attention to. It uses them when it posts to your Feed or suggests Ideas, and keeps each status note current.
Productivity
Make a goal to keep my inbox under 20 unread. Check it each evening and update the status.
Track my [project] deadline on [date]. Keep the status on what's left and how many days remain.
Make a goal: no work after 6pm on weekdays. Keep it in mind when you suggest things.
Marketing
Make a goal to reach [1,000] newsletter subscribers by [date]. Keep the current count in the status and suggest Ideas that help.
Track our launch on [date]. Keep the status on what's done and what's left, and tell me if anything slips.
Keep an eye on [my app's rating / my Google reviews] and update the status when it changes.
Content creation
Make a goal to publish one [video / post] a week. Update the status when I ship, and suggest an Idea when I fall behind.
Make a goal to grow my [channel] to [5,000] subscribers by [month], and keep the latest count in the status.
Track my drafts: keep a count of what's in progress and what I should finish next.
Personal life
Make a goal to lose [20] lbs by summer. Keep it in mind when you suggest meals, gyms or habits.
Track my order from [store]. Update the status when it changes, and mark it done when it arrives.
Make a goal to save $[5,000] for a trip to [place] by [month]. Update the status when I tell you what I've saved.
Research
Make a goal to learn [Spanish / Swift] this year. Suggest one small thing to practice each week.
Track the price of [item] and update the status when it drops below $[amount].
Make a goal to read [20] books this year. Update the count when I tell you I've finished one.
Put it on autopilot
Feed, Ideas and Goals aren't three separate lists. Together they make a feedback loop: your agent posts, you react, and it uses your reactions to decide what to post next. Each day it climbs a little closer to what you actually want, and it does more of the work before you ask.
Start it with one message
Every morning at 7, post a brief to my Feed. Every 12 hours, look at our recent chats and post Ideas for things you could take off my plate. Before each run, check how I rated earlier posts and ideas, do more of what I liked and less of what I didn't, and save what you learn about me to memory. Keep one slot for something new I haven't seen before.
Try it: two weeks with Sam
Sam is a freelance designer. Rate Sam's Feed yourself, or press Play and watch it learn.
Day 1Knows Sam: 0%
Day 1. The agent doesn't know Sam yet, so it guesses: weather, markets, design trends. Rate the posts below.
Sam's Feed today
What it has learned
Saved to memory
- Nothing yet.
What teaches your agent
| You do this | Your agent learns |
|---|---|
| 👍 Thumbs up | More like this: the same topics, sources and format. |
| 👎 Thumbs down | Less like this, and why: Not relevant, Too frequent, Already knew or Wrong timing. |
| Leave it unread | Post less. One good post beats a pile you never open. |
| Let's do it, or Discuss | This idea was worth it. It does the work in a chat. |
| Make it a goal | Keep at this one. Its status stays current, and new ideas build on it. |
| Add your own goal | Where you're headed, so its ideas point the same way. |
Why keep a slot for something new
Turn the toggle off in the demo and press Play. The agent gets good at what it already shows you, then stops: it's on a small hill and every step it can see leads down. That's the classic trap of learning only from ratings. One slot for something new lets it try things you haven't rated yet. Most miss. The ones you like reveal a higher hill, like Sam's LinkedIn posts and new-client leads, which no amount of rating the weather would have found.
Good to know
- Keep it tidy. Add a line like "remove Feed posts older than 7 days" to any regular update.
- Talk about anything. Tap Discuss on a post, idea or goal to open a chat about it.
- Change or stop it anytime. Ask your agent "what's scheduled?" or "stop the morning brief." Each scheduled run uses your AI budget, so keep only the ones you read.
- Put it on your Home Screen. The Your Agent widget shows your latest Feed posts and Goals.
- Your agent's reach decides what works. Prompts about email, calendars or analytics need your agent connected to them on your Hermes computer.