I'm just putting the structure together. I am far enough along that I thought I'd have Hermes take a look around. Here is where we go to tonight. are you able to scan the present working directory and familiarize yourself with it's structure and the information contained within? Initializing agent... ──────────────────────────────────────── ┊ 🔎 preparing search_files… ┊ 🔎 find * 0.1s ┊ 📖 preparing read_file… ┊ 📖 preparing read_file… ┊ 📖 preparing read_file… ┊ 📖 preparing read_file… ┊ 📖 read CONTEXT.md 0.1s ┊ 📖 read PRD.md 0.1s ┊ 📖 read folder-organization-guide.md 0.1s ┊ 📖 read REFERENCES.md 0.1s ╭─ ⚕ Hermes ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮ Yes, I have scanned the working directory and familiarized myself with its structure and contents. Workspace Overview The current environment is a highly structured AI-optimized workspace. It appears to be a blend of a live consulting business operation and a meta-project for designing AI workspaces. Key Components 1. Business Operations (CONTEXT.md, REFERENCES.md): * Marc-Tek Consulting: Focuses on B2B AI-assisted content and strategy for professional services, coaches, and creators. * Active Projects: Includes the marc-tek.com site, a 4-week marketing campaign, and a specialized "Workers' Comp AI Agent" demo hosted at docs.marc-tek.com. * Infrastructure: Managed on a Linode VPS with a PostgreSQL database (consulting_db) and a Git-based push-to-deploy pipeline. 2. Project Skeleton (PRD.md): * A blueprint for a "Minimalist AI Workspace"—a 3-panel local development environment (Visual Workflow Map, Distraction-Free Editor, and Multi-Threaded AI Chat) designed to replace heavy IDEs with a flat, visual data state. 3. Organizational Framework (folder-organization-guide.md):

I run a chunk of my commercial follow-up through agents now, and the wall I keep hitting isn't the writing — it's that the agent doesn't know where the relationship actually stands. Who owes whom a reply, whether we're warm or stalled, what the last real signal was. So I either hold all of that in my head (and I become the bottleneck), or I dump the whole thread history into context and the message comes back generic and expensive. For those of you running outreach or follow-up through agents: how do you represent relationship state as something structured the agent reads and acts on — a status field, a per-contact context file, a "next best touch" the system proposes? And just as important, how do you keep the output from feeling automated on the other end? I'm after the structural fix, not a better prompt. What actually lives in your setup, and what did you try that quietly failed?

Context: i currently working on building a Real estate comprehensive CRM, that runs 80% locallly on the realtor machine, for one user though. i need your input to look at the attached folder structure, i feel somethings are missing and some are not much needed. Also attached is a summary of the project od what it will look like for the user.