Eric Siu shows how to use Hermes, an AI Slack agent that pulls data from HubSpot, Gong, and your financials to synthesize insights. He builds reusable skills like "The Last 30 Days" and creates loops that compound your work over time, multiplying what you can do.
If you want to use AI like the top 1% when it comes to work, you don't just think about connectors. You have to think about synthesis. Here's what I mean. So when I look at my Hermes agent over here that's working in Slack, you can see that I have different connectors. So I have HubSpot, I have Gong, I have our financials in there, I have analytics. You could have a lot of different connectors that tie in, but those on their own are useless. So you can ask questions such as, how do our numbers reflect what we're on track for from a revenue standpoint this year looking at This connector, this connector, and this connector. So once you're able to synthesize them and you're able to have the connectors connect with each other and talk to each other, you end up getting better results ultimately. Not only that, you can leverage these skills that tie in with your connectors. So I have a skill called The Last 30 Days, which does a lot of great research ultimately for whatever topic that I want to talk about. For example, for this Marketing School Podcast. So if you're able to synthesize the connectors and add skills and then eventually make them into loops, then you're able to truly compound the work that you're doing. So if you want our work operating system as it relates to all the stuff we're talking about here, just comment Hermes and we'll send it over to you. You.
