Agent OS: New AI Super Agent is INSANE!

Agent OS, the new AI Super Agent is genuinely INSANE and in this video I'm going to show you exactly why. I'm going to walk you through the full system, the voice agent that you can literally call on the phone, the Kanban board that runs a whole team of AI agents at once, the goals mode that keeps working even after you close your laptop, all of it working together inside one operating system that runs 24-7. And the whole reason I built this is because using AI agents one by one in separate tabs with no memory, no organisation, no structure, that's exhausting. You end up doing more work managing the tools than the tools do for you. This is the alternative, one system, all your agents, everything connected. Let me start with the most impressive part first. Jarvis, could you just create a to-do list app for me please mate? Right away sir, I've created a to-do list at users slash Julian Goldie documents to tickle do list text. Feel free to populate it as needed. That's Hermes Jarvis, a voice activated AI agent built directly into the Agent OS. You say its name, it wakes up, it does the thing. No typing, no clicking through menus, just talk. And the cool thing is, it's not just chatting back at you, it's actually building. It opened Google, it created a working game, it wrote files to my local machine. All from voice commands in real time. You can ask it to schedule tasks, retrieve memory, write emails, build landing pages, and it talks back in seconds. That's a very different thing from asking an AI a question and getting a text reply. This is an AI that acts. Here's another one. I said, Jarvis, build out a simple landing page for my AI SEO agency in HTML. Built and running sir. Have a look. The page was live in seconds. Full HTML, running locally, ready to preview. You can flip it to wall mode too. Full screen on a second monitor, always on, always listening when you want it to. Like a mission control that's just sitting there waiting for you. The wake word is toggleable, so it's not always listening. You flip the switch when you need it. Flip it off when you don't. You stay in control. Now, here's the thing that makes this so different from just using voice inside ChatGPT or Claude directly. Those tools will chat. This one acts on your Mac. It opens things, it builds things, it schedules things, and it does it all connected to the same memory, the same tools, the same sessions as the rest of your setup. Most voice AI stops at talking. This one does the work. If you want to get this whole agent OS, including Hermes Jarvis, the full voice setup, and a zip file you can install directly, you can get that inside the AI Profit boardroom. We've built out the complete system with daily tutorials, specifically showing you how to use Jarvis and the voice agent to save time running your business, a 30-day roadmap for setting up your agent OS step-by-step, and four coaching calls every week where you can share your screen and get help setting this up live. Link in the comments and description or go to AI Profit boardroom.com. Now, let me show you the next layer because Jarvis is the front end, the bit you talk to, but underneath it, there's an entire operating system running everything. Here's what it looks like. You've got Claude in one section, Hermes agent in another, OpenClaw, Gemini, Antigravity, all plugged in, all working together, all sharing the same memory and context. One dashboard, everything in one place. And the reason this matters is because most people using AI tools are doing it the hard way. One tab for Claude, another tab for a different tool, copy and pasting between them, re-explaining context every single time. Nothing saves, nothing connects, nothing remembers. This system fixes that. Every agent shares the same memory layer. So when you give a new task, it already knows your business. It knows what you've worked on. It knows what matters. You don't start from scratch every time. Think of it like this. Your computer is an operating system. It manages files, runs processes, keeps everything working in the background without you having to manage every individual thing. The agent OS does the same thing, but for your business. It manages your AI agents, your tasks, your content, your outreach, your workflows, all from one place. You're the CEO. The machine handles the implementation. Now let me show you the Kanban board because this is where things get seriously powerful. Inside the agent OS, there's a Kanban section. You open it up, you type one sentence, one goal, one task, one idea, and that's your only job. From there, the orchestrator agent reads what you typed, looks at all the agent profiles you've built, and figures out exactly what needs to happen. It breaks your one sentence into a full project plan. It creates subtasks. It decides what runs in parallel and what runs in sequence. It assigns every task to the right specialist agent. Your one sentence becomes a structured running project without you doing any of it. And the memory layer makes it smarter over time. When I asked it to create an SEO blog, it chose to write about OpenClaw without me asking because the system has a map of what I work on, what I talk about, what matters to my audience. It used that context to make a better decision automatically. The more you use it, the smarter it gets. Now let me walk you through goals mode because this changes how long horizon work gets done. In the old way, if you gave an AI agent a big task, something that takes more than one turn to complete, you'd have to sit there and type, keep going over and over. The agent does one turn, stops, waits for you. You type again. It does another turn, stops, waits. You're the bottleneck. Every time you walk away, the work stops. Goals mode removes you from that loop completely. You type a goal once, you hit launch, and then the agent runs on its own until the work is done. After every turn, a lightweight judge model checks whether the goal is complete. If not, it automatically feeds the next prompt back into the same session and keeps going. You never have to type anything again. The default is 20 turns. So your agent has 20 chances to hit the target before it pauses and waits for you to check in. You can increase that. You can set sub goals. You can close your laptop, go to sleep, and come back to finish work. Now let me show you the email agent because this is one of the most practical things inside the whole system. You can give your Hermes agent its own dedicated email inbox, not your personal one, a separate address just for the agent. And once it's connected, it can read emails, sort what matters, write replies in your voice, and send outreach. All on a schedule, all without you touching it. For link building, here's how it works. You tell the agent, here's the page I want to build backlinks to. Reach out to five relevant websites per day, short direct email, and follow up with them daily. Schedule the task. It does it every day, automatically. You can set it to draft mode first if you want to review everything before it sends. That way, you keep control of every word that goes out under your name. Once you're happy with how it writes, you can let it send directly. The five layers that make this work, a dedicated inbox the agent lives in, a Google service account to connect it, the email skill wired into Hermes so you can just ask it what's in my inbox, the draft gate so nothing sends without approval, and then the 24-7 schedule that keeps it running even when you're asleep. The old way was spending two or three hours a day managing inboxes, copy-pasting from email into chat GPT, re-explaining who everyone is, losing threads. The new way is five to ten minutes reviewing what the agent has already drafted. And because the memory system is plugged in, it already knows your business. It knows your voice. It knows your context. You don't have to re-explain anything. Now, here's the thing some people ask. This sounds complicated. How long does it take to set up? The honest answer is you build it once. After that, it runs itself. And every time a new update ships, like the Kanban orchestration upgrade or the goals mode or the 11 labs phone integration, you just stack it into the system. You don't rebuild anything. You add the new feature to what's already there. There's a self-healing layer too. If a task fails, it auto-blocks with the error reason logged clearly. You can see what failed, when, and why. You add a comment with instructions. The system picks it up on the next tick. So it's not fragile. It gets better with use. And if you want the fastest way to get this running without building from scratch, we've put the whole thing together inside the AI Profit boardroom. You get the full agent OS as a zip file ready to install. The Hermes Jarvis voice setup. The Kanban board wired into mission control. The memory system built with Obsidian. The email agent setup. The goals mode configured and ready to run. Plus daily tutorials showing you exactly how to use each part of this to save time running your business, including how to use the Kanban board to delegate tasks, how to set up goals mode so work finishes while you sleep, and how to wire the voice agent so you can control everything hands-free. You get all of that as a downloadable zip file inside the AI Profit boardroom. We update it every single day with new features as they ship. So when a new Hermes update drops, we add it. When a new model works better, we update the config. You always have the current version. Plus daily tutorials walking you through every part of the system, four live coaching calls every week, and a 30-day roadmap specifically for getting your agent OS fully running. There are over 3,400 members inside right now. A lot of them already running setups like this. Link in the comments and description or go to AIprofitboardroom.com. 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