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Hermes Agent/TarenoHermes Agent is built to stay around: it remembers your subject, your cadence and your voice between sessions.
Hermes Agent / Tareno
Watch what happens right after you connect Tareno: your assistant can see your social accounts, and you can start writing.
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Install the Tareno skill from ClawHub and connect the hosted MCP server with the Hermes login command, signing in with your Tareno account. The first connection is read-only by default; you opt into drafting and scheduling tools with the configure command. Start a new session or reload MCP afterwards.
Add the Tareno skill from ClawHub to Hermes. The skill describes the order of work for social accounts, drafts and approvals, so Hermes does not have to rediscover it in every session.
Run the login command on the right, or authenticate in the browser when Hermes asks. No API key and no client secret belongs in the manifest or the chat, because the sign-in is handled by the client.
The default selection is read-only: it covers workspaces, accounts, posts, platform rules and analytics. Run the configure command to opt into drafting, media import, scheduling, publishing or viral research, and also enable the approval status so Hermes can report on approvals.
Start a new session or send the reload command after any change. Then ask Hermes to call your connected accounts and confirm the accounts before it prepares a plan.
hermes mcp login tareno
hermes mcp configure tareno/reload-mcpInput
Provide the approved source and audience.
Review-ready drafts
Use Tareno and compare the returned draft IDs.
Approval in Tareno
Review text, media, account, and time in Tareno and approve.
A one-off chat forgets everything when it ends. Hermes keeps the thread, which turns three jobs from tedious into routine. Each has a workflow page with prompts.
Give Hermes your notes, the cadence you can sustain and the audience you serve. It proposes a rhythm, drafts the next posts and, because it remembers the earlier ones, avoids repeating a point you made last month. Each draft is saved through saving drafts for your review.
A series needs a spine. Hermes takes the central idea and the conversation you want to start, splits it into connected posts with a clear angle for each, and keeps the thread consistent across weeks without you restating the premise.
For Pinterest, Hermes pairs approved images with their destination URLs and chooses a board by intent, which is how people actually browse there. It reads the available boards with each network's options first, because a Pin cannot be scheduled without a board ID, and it explains each board choice so you can overrule it.
One guide for every network this agent can work with in Tareno, each with its own example, prompts and limits.
Both are open-source agents that stay running and can use Tareno through a skill and MCP. OpenClaw is a gateway that receives requests from chat apps such as WhatsApp or Telegram. Hermes is organized around a persistent profile and memory. If you want to message your agent from a phone, look at OpenClaw; if you want one that builds up a long-running understanding of your subject, Hermes is the closer match.
https://tareno.co/api/mcpUse the same Tareno account across supported clients. Open the relevant setup guide for authentication, first use, reconnect, and revocation.
list_accountsChecked:
Yes. Give it your notes, the cadence you can keep and the audience, and it drafts a plan and saves the first posts through Tareno. Because it remembers earlier sessions, it can avoid repeating a point, but you still approve every publication in Tareno.
The Tareno skill is published on its ClawHub page, which is a separate source from any Hermes catalog, so it is not an official Hermes listing. Install it from ClawHub, follow the Hermes setup guide to configure the remote MCP connection, sign in with your own Tareno account and run list_accounts to verify the destination profiles.
The default tool selection covers reading accounts, posts, platform rules and analytics only. This keeps a new connection safe. You enable drafting, media import, scheduling, publishing or viral research deliberately with the configure command.
Enable `get_action_status` for the connection. Hermes can then read whether a scheduling request is pending, approved or failed. It still cannot approve anything, because approval happens only in the Tareno dashboard.
No. Pinterest requires a board ID before a Pin can be scheduled or published. Hermes reads your boards with `get_platform_options` and fills the ID in, and you review the board choice in Tareno before approving.
A recurring Hermes task can prepare drafts on a rhythm. Publication times are set through Tareno scheduling requests, and each one needs your approval, so an agent's recurrence never replaces the approved publication schedule.
Start a new session or send the reload command so that Hermes reads the new tool list. If a tool you enabled is still missing, run the configure command again and check that the sign-in has not expired.
OpenClaw is a gateway that takes requests from messaging apps, while Hermes is centered on a persistent profile with memory. Both use a Tareno skill and the same remote MCP connection, and both leave publishing approval to you in Tareno.
Start with your Tareno account, connect your agent and prepare drafts. You approve what goes live.