So how do I turn this mess into one thing I can actually use?
One folder that mirrors Harvey, your lectures, and your due dates. Your agent reads it. You just ask.
synced to your todo manager and calendar.
built from your real lectures and Harvey, not the internet’s idea of bio.
custom apps and dashboards on top of your own data.
free template. fork it.
Your handwritten notes are for learning now, not logistics.
Adventure Time’s Never-Ending Pie-Throwing Robot.
Needs Excessive Permissions To Run.
Runs on Hermes: open-source software that turns a chat model into an always-on agent that can act, use tools, and remember. OpenClaw is the same idea.
Months of building. It’s now the most personal, genuinely useful agent I’ve used. And I use a lot of them.
Everything runs in parallel.
Each machine has a specialty.
Somehow works on TUwifi.
| term | meaning |
|---|---|
| λ | the stretch factor |
| P | eigenvectors in columns |
NEPTR never sees a password or key. 1Password handles logins.
Only I can text it.
Anything risky asks me first.
A second model audits every command it wants to run.
One word shuts it all down.
Locked down by me, and by the Hermes team.
It fit itself to me. Yours would fit you. Every piece is swappable, models included.