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Schedule social media with Hermes

Message Hermes from the chat apps you already use, or hand it one brief: it plans multi-step tasks and drives the postqueen CLI end to end.

What is Hermes?

Hermes is an open-source autonomous agent with persistent memory: it connects to your chat apps (Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp and more), runs shell commands and follows plans. Pointed at the postqueen CLI, it becomes a social media operator that drafts, schedules and verifies posts on its own.

Multi-Step Plans

Give it one goal, such as filling next week's calendar, and Hermes breaks it into drafts, uploads and scheduled posts.

CLI Native

Every postqueen command returns JSON, so Hermes can chain results without brittle text parsing.

Verify As It Goes

The agent lists what it scheduled and pulls analytics afterwards, closing the loop on every task.

How Hermes works with postqueen

Install the CLI where Hermes executes commands, export your API key, and include postqueen in the agent's toolbox.

Connect
npm install -g postqueen
export POSTQUEEN_API_KEY=your_api_key
 
# Example task for Hermes:
# "Draft 5 posts about our new release and
# schedule them across all channels this week"

Works with every channel

Hermes drives the same pipeline on all 30 channels postqueen supports. Pick a platform to see the pairing in detail.

F.A.Q.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from asking a chat assistant to write posts?

An assistant hands you text. Hermes takes a goal, breaks it into steps, runs them, and reads the results back. "Fill next week" becomes drafting, uploading the media, setting the times and then listing what it queued, without you carrying the plan between steps.

What happens if one step of a plan fails?

It sees it. Every postqueen command returns JSON with the error on the post itself, so a rejected upload or an expired channel connection is a value the agent can read and act on rather than a message it has to guess at from text output.

Does Hermes need the MCP server?

No. Hermes runs shell commands, so the CLI is the shorter path: install it where the agent executes, export the key, and every command is available. The MCP endpoint exists if you would rather it discover the tools than be told the commands.

An autonomous agent makes a lot of calls. Does that cost extra?

No. Posts are unlimited on every plan, so an agent that drafts ten versions and keeps one costs the same as a person who writes one. What your plan bounds is connected channels, from 5 on Creator up to uncapped on Ultimate, and that number does not move because an agent is the one using them.

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