Paperclip plus Hermes Agent turn scattered AI chats into a scheduled 10-agent company you control.
Stop managing chats, run a teamThe same tools organized into an org chart with roles, a boss and one board replace 20 open tabs.
Agents wake on a schedule and self-assignYou set the mission and approve the big moves; each agent checks the board, picks up work and reports back.
Token limits and free models cap the costEvery agent has a token limit so runaway loops stop, and free models, free Claude Code and free APIs make the setup free.
Executive SummaryAI
The speaker demonstrates a live dashboard where Paperclip and Hermes Agent, both free open source projects, run a full team of AI agents whose activity, status and issues are visible in real time.
He calls the framework the Goldie One Person Empire System: a 10 agent company with a CEO, CTO and CMO, engineers and marketers across three departments and a real org chart, headed by Ada as chief executive with Ogilvy as marketing officer.
The pitch against the old way of 20 AI tabs, copy-paste between them and re-explaining context every session is that agents wake on a schedule, check the board, pick up work and end every task with a real deliverable attached to the issues ticket, running 24/7.
He walks through the controls: per-agent schedules that can be paused and resumed, per-agent token limits so there are no surprises, cost management, and outputs such as a two week email sequence, keyword research, an SEO strategy, ad creatives and the Goldilabs website built by the agents themselves.
He closes by recapping the five lessons and pointing viewers to the agent operating system inside the AI Profit Boardroom at airprofitboard.com, which bundles the zip file, prompts, the Obsidian setup, daily trainings and four weekly coaching calls.
Key Quote
“Essentially, I had 20 AI tabs open, different agents, no idea what each agent was doing.”
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Key Quote
“every task ends with a real deliverable attached to the issues ticket and it just keeps running 24 7.”
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Key Quote
“so it's the same tools but they're just organized differently into a different system”