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r/AISEOInsider post claims an AI system that can 'run everything,' likely Julian Goldie's Agent OS
A text-free r/AISEOInsider post promises an AI that can 'run everything.' It most likely refers to Julian Goldie's Agent OS, a dashboard that links Claude, Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent and OpenClaw through one shared Obsidian memory. No evaluation has been published.
From the r/AISEOInsider (via last30days) article of November 7, 2026 and cited sources: The post has only a username and links. [1] [2] [8]
SOURCES[1] r/AISEOInsider post reddit.com[2] Best Reddit communities for AI builders – AI Profit… aiprofitboardroom.com[8] r/AISEOInsider – GummySearch gummysearch.com
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- r/AISEOInsider (via last30days) article, independent perspective
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- When
- November 7, 2026 article published
- Covered
- Nov 7 edition
- Evidence
- 10 sources across 10 sites
- 1r/AISEOInsider postreddit.com
- 2Best Reddit communities for AI builders – AI Profit…aiprofitboardroom.com
- 3Hermes Agent overview – Noqtanoqta.tn
- 4NousResearch/hermes-agent – GitHubgithub.com
- 5OpenClaw Security Risks – Vidavida.io
- 6Agent OS: Claude, Hermes, OpenClaw dashboard – OPCL Databaseopcldatabase.pages.dev
Reach: not measured yet
The post has only a username and links. It describes no system and shows no code or results. It appeared in a subreddit of about 10k members that Goldie runs, and he openly describes that subreddit as the entry point to his paid AI Profit Boardroom community. [1] [2] [8]
The subreddit's recent material points to Agent OS, though that link is inferred. In this setup, Claude acts as the planner, Hermes carries out tasks and OpenClaw handles integrations. Every conversation is logged to an Obsidian vault, and that vault is fed back to all the agents. The dashboard code is not public, and Goldie's paid community distributes an installer. [6] [7]
The parts underneath are open. Hermes Agent is MIT-licensed. It has dozens of built-in tools, runs in local, Docker, SSH and cloud sandbox backends, supports MCP, includes a cron scheduler, and writes its own skills and memory. Others have published similar Hermes-plus-Obsidian setups, so the pattern can be rebuilt without the paid installer. [4] [3] [10]
The setup carries real security exposure. OpenClaw runs without a sandbox by default and has the host's permissions. A shared vault fed to every agent turns any logged untrusted text into context for all of them. A managed-agent vendor's summary of Snyk research says about 37% of community agent skills had security flaws. [5] [6]
What the evidence shows: the building blocks are real, open and capable. What follows: teams can build similar multi-agent stacks themselves.
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But shared memory spreads injected text to every agent, so sandboxing, human approvals and skill vetting should come before broad permissions.
Executive brief
The linked post makes a big claim: an AI system that can "run everything." Its feed text, though, contains only a username and links, with no description of the system, no code and no results. It appeared in r/AISEOInsider, a subreddit that Julian Goldie says he runs as the "front door" to his $69/month paid community. Based on the subreddit's recent material, the post most likely refers to Goldie's "Agent OS." That is an inference, not a confirmed fact. Agent OS connects Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent, Claude and OpenClaw through a shared Obsidian memory. No independent evaluation of the "run everything" claim exists.
What changed and event timeline
Snyk audits agent skills
Snyk reported security flaws in 36.82% of community agent skills, 13.4% of them critical. The figures come via a vendor summary ().
Hermes Agent ships
Nous Research released Hermes Agent as open-source software under the MIT license. It is the agent layer that later Goldie systems are built on (;).
Agent OS demo
Goldie showed a local Next.js dashboard that he says he built with Claude Desktop "without writing any code." It ties Claude, Hermes and OpenClaw together with a shared Obsidian vault ().
Subreddit positioned as funnel
In a blog post, Goldie ranks his own r/AISEOInsider first among AI-builder communities, says the ranking is deliberate, and links it to his paid AI Profit Boardroom ().
Tool-division framing
Goldie recommends Hermes for automations, Claude Code for coding and OpenClaw as a backup, all sharing one memory ().
"Run EVERYTHING" post
The r/AISEOInsider post appears with no substantive text in the excerpt. The subreddit had about 10k members at the time ().
Capabilities and access
- The post: no model, version or capability is stated.
- Hermes Agent (open source, MIT license): the repository lists 40+ built-in tools, six terminal backends (local, Docker, SSH, Modal, Daytona, Vercel Sandbox), MCP support, a cron scheduler, and 300+ models through Nous Portal, OpenRouter, OpenAI or custom endpoints (GitHub).
- Version reporting conflicts: one summary describes v0.13.0 (May 2026) with 70+ tools (Noqta). Goldie cites v0.22 with 600 reviewed plugins (AI Success Lab).
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- The post: no model, version or capability is stated.
- Hermes Agent (open source, MIT license): the repository lists 40+ built-in tools, six terminal backends (local, Docker, SSH, Modal, Daytona, Vercel Sandbox), MCP support, a cron scheduler, and 300+ models through Nous Portal, OpenRouter, OpenAI or custom endpoints (GitHub).
- Version reporting conflicts: one summary describes v0.13.0 (May 2026) with 70+ tools (Noqta). Goldie cites v0.22 with 600 reviewed plugins (AI Success Lab).
- Agent OS access: the full dashboard code is not public. Goldie's paid community distributes an installer (OPCL Database).
Technical analysis for researchers and developers
- Architecture as described: three layers. Claude is the "brain," Hermes handles execution and OpenClaw handles connections.
- Memory inside Hermes: the agent curates its own memory, searches past sessions with SQLite full-text search (FTS5) plus LLM summaries, and writes skills automatically to the agentskills.io format (GitHub).
- Evaluation: none is documented. There are no task suites, success rates or baselines.
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- Architecture as described: three layers. Claude is the "brain," Hermes handles execution and OpenClaw handles connections. Every agent conversation is logged to an Obsidian vault, and that vault is fed back to all agents as context (OPCL Database).
- Memory inside Hermes: the agent curates its own memory, searches past sessions with SQLite full-text search (FTS5) plus LLM summaries, and writes skills automatically to the agentskills.io format (GitHub).
- Evaluation: none is documented. There are no task suites, success rates or baselines. The only evidence is a recorded walkthrough, and without the code the build cannot be reproduced.
- Implementation risk: feeding a shared vault to every agent turns any untrusted text that gets logged into context for all of them.
Claims and evidence
- The system can "run everything" — Post headline only. Not corroborated anywhere.
- Built with no hand-written code — Goldie's own demo ()
- The AI Profit Boardroom has 3,400+ members and a 4.9/5 rating
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| Claim | Evidence |
| The system can "run everything" | Post headline only. Not corroborated anywhere. |
| Built with no hand-written code | Goldie's own demo (OPCL Database) |
| The AI Profit Boardroom has 3,400+ members and a 4.9/5 rating | Goldie's own sales page, so promotional material (AI Success Lab) |
| Hermes is MIT-licensed and widely adopted (about 261k GitHub stars) | Public repository (GitHub) |
Context and prior work
Solo developers often post "AI that does everything" projects, such as SelfAgent, which controls a user's computer through 19 tools (DEV Community). Goldie's version stands out because it puts existing open agents behind one dashboard rather than building a new agent. Outside writers have published similar Hermes, Obsidian and Kanban setups (guide).
Limitations, safety and contested findings
- OpenClaw runs without a sandbox by default, with the same permissions as the host system.
- The demo itself notes that the dashboard holds API keys and personal notes and should stay local-only (OPCL Database).
- Sources disagree on Hermes version numbers and tool counts.
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- OpenClaw runs without a sandbox by default, with the same permissions as the host system. Researchers have shown hidden-text prompt injection against Claude Cowork (PromptArmor, January 2026). Both points come from a summary by a managed-agent vendor (Vida).
- The demo itself notes that the dashboard holds API keys and personal notes and should stay local-only (OPCL Database).
- Sources disagree on Hermes version numbers and tool counts.
Business and practitioner implications
- Treat this as marketing for a paid community, not a product launch (AI Profit Boardroom).
- The pattern can be reproduced with open parts: Hermes with MCP tools and a Markdown memory store.
- Judge "run everything" claims by measured task success on your own workflows. Demos are not evidence of that.
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- Treat this as marketing for a paid community, not a product launch (AI Profit Boardroom).
- The pattern can be reproduced with open parts: Hermes with MCP tools and a Markdown memory store. Before giving agents broad permissions, budget for sandboxing (Docker or SSH backends), human approval of commands, and vetting of third-party skills.
- Judge "run everything" claims by measured task success on your own workflows. Demos are not evidence of that.