Building an AI Sales Coach With Hermes: A Voice Buyer That Pushes Back and Scores Every Call
tomcrawshaw01 · x · 2026-10-07
A creator shares a reproducible build: using the Hermes agent (terminal or desktop app) running locally, he created a voice 'buyer' that attacks his sales pitch with deal-killing objections like hard price pushback. You feed it your product, pricing and proof so it knows which claims to attack; you answer out loud, get scored on every call, and are made to replay your weakest moment. The full build — including a live call with a hard price objection — is documented on YouTube, offering a risk-free way to practice sales before facing real prospects.
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