@itsolelehmann: This is actually bigger than most realize... Hermes can now use X like a real tool. Your AI agent can now search posts,…

This is actually bigger than most realize…

Hermes can now use X like a real tool.

Your AI agent can now search posts, read bookmarks, pull mentions, draft replies, research accounts, manage lists, send DMs, and publish from your account.

So X becomes less like an app you open and more like a data layer your agent can work through.

A few workflows this unlocks:

1. Hermes can search X directly.

This is useful because X is where a lot of useful signal lands first.

Complaints, memes, product launches, narratives, people talking about a market.

You can ask Hermes to search a topic, find what people are saying, summarize the strongest posts, pull out repeated language, or turn it into research.

Probably the most obvious use case.

It’s also only the beginning.

2. Hermes can pull your bookmarks.

Bookmarks are no longer a graveyard.

Bookmarks are basically your taste, interests, research, and future ideas trapped inside X.

Now Hermes can turn them into something actually useful.

A weekly digest, an Obsidian vault, a swipe file, a source library for future posts.

The important part is that saved posts finally become memory you can actually use.

3. Hermes can publish posts directly.

This removes the weird gap between having a post ready and actually getting it live.

No scheduler, no copying drafts between tools, no API wiring.

You write it where you already work with Hermes, and it goes up.

The final step is no longer manual.

4. Replies, quotes, and mentions

Hermes can read your mentions, reply, and quote posts.

Mentions/replies on X are honestly almost unusable right now.

Bot accounts, AI slop replies, engagement farmers, accounts tagging everyone just hoping for visibility. The signal-to-noise is brutal.

Hermes can read through all of it and only surface what actually matters.

Especially useful if you post a lot and/or run an account that gets more interaction than you can manually process.

5. Hermes can read timelines and work with lists.

So you can give your agent better inputs than the main feed.

A list of customers, competitors, founders, journalists, or accounts in one niche.

Then Hermes can summarize what changed, what people are talking about, and what’s worth paying attention to.

This is probably how I would use it most: you give Hermes a tiny corner of the internet to watch and have it tell you what matters.

6. Hermes can look up accounts and public X context.

Useful for studying accounts who go viral that you wanna emulate.

Or before you reply, DM, pitch, interview, sell, or collaborate.

Instead of opening ten tabs and trying to understand someone manually, you can ask Hermes for the short version.

What they care about, what they’ve been posting about, what you should know before reaching out.

A very agent-native workflow.

7. Hermes can work with DMs when configured.

This matters because DMs are where a lot of actual work happens.

Intros, sales, support, collabs, follow-ups, people sending links and asks and opportunities.

Even basic triage is useful here.

The point is to stop losing important conversations inside the mess.

To sum it all up…

X just became another tool in your agent’s environment.

Same category as your inbox, calendar, and docs.

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