Hermes Agent for LinkedIn: Recurring Expert Posts

Hermes Agent for LinkedIn

A professional who posts once and then disappears for a month builds no audience; one who posts steadily builds trust. The obstacle is rarely ideas; it is the weekly decision about what to say next, repeated for a year. Hermes Agent is designed to stay around, so it can hold that decision for you: it knows what you covered, what you refuse to claim and how often you want to appear. This page follows an employment lawyer who wants practical posts for HR managers, showing the setup, the weekly loop and the guardrails that keep general information from sounding like legal advice.

Example: an employment lawyer plans a quarter of posts

Consider a lawyer who advises small companies on employment contracts. In the first session she gives Hermes her notes on twelve common mistakes, her cadence of two posts a week and a rule: general information only, never advice for a specific case. Hermes reads the connected account with list_accounts and the posts already in her workspace with list_posts, so it knows what is covered. It proposes an eight-week plan, one mistake per post, and drafts the first two through create_drafts after she enables drafting. Each Monday she answers a short message, Hermes drafts the next pair, and she reads each in Tareno before requesting a slot, which waits as a pending action.

Step by step

1. 01

   Teach Hermes the rules

   Give it the subject, the audience, the cadence and the limits. For regulated professions the limits matter most: say what a post may never contain, such as advice for a specific case.

2. 02

   Install the skill and sign in

   Add the Tareno skill from ClawHub and connect with OAuth. The first connection is read-only, which is enough for Hermes to look at your account and your existing posts.

3. 03

   Let it map what is covered

   Ask Hermes to read the posts stored in your workspace and list the topics already published. Tareno cannot read LinkedIn posts published elsewhere, so tell Hermes about older ones in your own words.

4. 04

   Approve a plan, not a post

   Ask for a multi-week plan with one point per post. Approving the plan is faster than approving eight separate drafts, and you keep control over what is said.

5. 05

   Enable drafting and review

   Use the configure command to enable create_drafts. Hermes then saves each post as a draft that you read in Tareno, where the exact text and account are visible.

6. 06

   Request slots and approve them

   Enable scheduling when you trust the drafts. Each request becomes a pending action, and Hermes reports its state with get_action_status once you enable that tool.

Prompts to copy

Use Tareno to list the LinkedIn posts in my workspace and group them by topic. Tell me which of these twelve mistakes I have covered: [list]. Read only; draft nothing and remind me which of my older posts you cannot see.

Plan eight weeks of LinkedIn posts, two per week, one of the twelve contract mistakes each, for [HR managers at companies with fewer than 50 employees]. Remember my rule: general information only, never advice for a specific case. Show the plan as a table and save nothing yet.

Draft the two posts for week one of the approved plan, each under 250 words, with a plain-language example and a closing line that says this is general information. Save them as drafts for [LinkedIn account] through Tareno and return the draft IDs.

List the scheduling requests you created this month, check each with the status tool and tell me which are approved, pending or failed. Do not retry a failed one before telling me why it failed.

Mistakes to avoid

• Assuming memory means evidence. Hermes remembers what you said, not what is correct, so facts in a post still need your own check.
• Writing specific cases into a general post. Ask Hermes to flag any sentence that reads like advice for one situation and rewrite it as general information.
• Enabling scheduling too early. Start with drafting only, and enable scheduling after a few weeks of drafts you would have approved anyway.
• Letting the plan repeat the safest topics. Ask Hermes monthly which subject you have neglected and put it into the next week.