How to Build a Company-Level Agent OS with Hermes and OpenClaw
aakashgupta · x · 2026-08-30
This piece offers a detailed walkthrough of building a company-level operating system (Company OS) using Hermes and OpenClaw.
- Core architecture: Models the entire company as a graph structure to track key metrics.
- Roles and workflows: Defines the responsibilities of an Agent CPO, automates away half of PM work, and even includes a dedicated Agent that says "no" to executives.
- Technical practices: Explores mixing Hermes and OpenClaw, explains why summaries kill recall, and compares CLAUDE.md with SOUL.md.
- Automation capabilities: Showcases self-writing skills, board-perspective audit skills, and the ability to generate a design system from a single prompt.
- Efficiency gains: Recruitment is 75% automated, and the future of the PM function is discussed. An open-source code repository is mentioned at the end.
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