Handle bugs, security, and a release safely
Omar let Hermes Agent repair app bugs, separate logins, make a banner, and send fixes live with checks afterward.
- What they did
- Omar connected Hermes Agent to his health app and browser environment. While he was at work, the agent tackled the highest-priority bugs by itself, tightened browser safety by keeping personal sign-ins away from automation, and made an infographic banner for airport tax refunds. It then moved the code to production and ran verification checks after the release.
- How it went
- Everything on the list was completed within the last 24 hours. No errors or unfinished items were reported.
- Tips
- Keep automation accounts and personal accounts split before handing over browser-based work. For any live release, make the agent stop first so you can review the change and the post-deploy validation plan.
Try it yourself with Hermes Agent
I need help with my [app name] project at [repo path or URL]. Please review these issues first: [list of bugs]. Fix them one at a time, test each change, and note the edit you made. Also, create an [infographic banner] for [topic] with [size/style constraints]. If any step would change production, stop and show me the diff plus the validation steps you intend to run; wait for my approval before you deploy, then run those checks and summarize the outcome.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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