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2026-06-30

I bought a Mac Mini so a team of gods could run my life...

I bought a Mac Mini so a team of gods could run my life...

A few months ago, I started with OpenClaw. It was a great way to explore personal AI agents, but after Pete moved to OpenAI, I found the product becoming increasingly buggy and unreliable.

About a month ago, I switched to Hermes, and it's been significantly more stable.

I've built several agents, each named after a god, and each one handles a different part of my life.

⚡Hermes coordinates everything

📚 Saraswati captures and organizes everything I learn about GTM

💪 Hanuman ingests workout data and tracks long-term health trends

📈 Kuber watches my portfolio and investment signals

🚀 Narad compounds my professional leverage by collecting ideas and opportunities.

🎨 Krishna turns my learning into content that can be shared publicly.

Some workflows I use every single day:

1. Daily Brief
11 AM voice brief using Sarvam combines reminders, calendar, meetings, and focus blocks. I listen instead of checking multiple apps before starting work.

2. GTM Learning
Screenshots and links auto-sync to Saraswati and get organized in Notion.
Each day randomly five items are pushed to my work Slack so I actually work on them instead of just capturing them.

3. Health
Post-workout data (type, calories, duration) is sent via Apple Shortcuts. Hanuman tracks trends so I know if I'm actually improving.

4. Investments
Kuber monitors my portfolio and watchlist using the Zerodha Kite API. Surfaces key signals so I don't have to track markets manually.

None of these agents are individually groundbreaking.

But together they've become a quiet operating system that helps me think less about administration and more about doing meaningful work.

Curious to see how others are building personal AI operating systems.

What does your setup look like?

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