Hey all. I have an idea and was wondering if it will fly with orgo. Given the friction of getting clients truly connected to an agent I was thinking about use cases to demo an agent for a demo like say Realtors. Realtors are generally super busy and some are good at social, some not. I thought I might be able to create a Hermes agent that could actually service multiple "clients" that being realtors. This would allow me to invite them into a slack channel or telegram account and allow a number of realtors to make use of my Social Agent prior to paying for another service. Would this fly? I'm thinking I have some kind of custom gpt or something to scan the website and have them self onboard, then create a client brief for Hermes to access info about the client. I have an ulterior motive here because I have an LO license and don't need to get paid to run their agent, instead using it as a foot in the door for my other business line. Any thoughts?

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I'm building a bunch of one-click templates with everything pre-installed and initialized for your agent of choice relevant skills, relevant connectors, plugins, etc. what are some template one-click deployment agents that you would like to have? examples might include a Hermes agent spun up with Composio, agent mail, agent card, etc., pre-configured and ready to go any ideas?

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Hello everyone, let's exchange a few use cases here. Tell me, what have you set up for yourselves or perhaps for your clients? 🤓👍