Brad | AdaptiveX Voice Agents @BradAI

Meet my new stylist team... GPT 6 Astra. While waiting for other agents to finish work they opened my camera, took a pic, created some reference images then had sub agents vote on the cut. Instructions for barber included. Back to work.

AI is so good now that if you don't have domain expertise it's almost not worth pursing the idea. As an example, if we didn't have 20 years contact center experience we wouldn't purse AdaptiveX. We have best in class tech. So do others. What they don't have is the domain expertise to create campaigns that scale and produce results.

@boardyai We already do this at scale for Enterprise. We're about to drop our self service flow for SMBs, an MCP for Claude and something else that is top secret, currently in build with an Enterprise partner.

Most voice agents are tested in polished demos with cooperative humans. That proves almost nothing. The AdaptiveX Proving Ground runs the production agent through hundreds of simulated calls with callers who behave like real people. They interrupt. Mishear. Repeat themselves. Code-switch. Change direction. Refuse the script. Call from noisy environments. Every call is recorded, transcribed, timed and scored. Exact rules use deterministic checks. Call behaviour is measured statistically. Contextual failures are model-judged and open to human review. Only agents that clear the release gate go live. Then the loop continues. Every production call is analysed within seconds. Drift, failures and recurring patterns feed the next supervised improvement cycle, and the new agent version goes back through the Proving Ground before release. Your agent should meet its hardest callers before it meets your customers. adaptivex.sg/platform/simul… Technical breakdown: adaptivex.sg/blog/2026-08-2…

I've been quite the past couple of months and for good reason. We've been hyped focused on deploying our voice agents for HP. During this time we've managed to add $1.8M (confirmed) into HPs pipeline. This is for one team, there are others. We did this dialling leads that would otherwise collect dust as it doesn't make commercial sense to deploy a human team. What sets us apart from other AI voice solutions is our 20 years of call center experience baked into our agents. We specialise in the hard campaigns. The outbound lead gen from cold leads. Our agents sounds and act human. We have a lot of announcements from the past couple of months that I'll share over the next few days. Head to our website to learn more and have a chat to our agent.

Coming to Australia soon.

Kevin Bass @kevinnbass

4 months ago

The truth is called hateful in Belgium. Therefore speaking it is against the law. This is more frightening than calling the truth "misinformation". They have stopped pretending completely. They are openly admitting that they have criminalized the truth.

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Wow

I’m sorry that you’re this desperate that you will take such an unscientific benchmark instead of any established one. Also qwen local is one of the most random length models there is with all its looping. And we smoke you all on quality benchmarks on every open model. Here’s wildclawbench by internlm, same speed on open models, much better results.

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Will see if we can get this into Hermes Agent today!

OpenRouter @OpenRouter

4 months ago

Introducing Pareto Code: a new, free, experimental coding router Set `min_coding_score` in your request and route to the cheapest code-capable model that clears your bar, ranked by @ArtificialAnlys. See the Pareto frontier shifting in real time👇

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A big difference between Hermes and OpenClaw. Hermes add what the people ask for. OpenClaw adds a bunch of random shit that breaks stability of the agent.

Shubham Saboo @Saboo_Shubham_

4 months ago

This is insane 🤯 Hermes Agent team (@NousResearch) is going from X comments to fully working features in hours. 10x Builder is a thing of past, 100x builder is now real with Agents.

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Add in a couple Cursor agents, a few Claudes and a Hermes and now we're talking.

jinjingliang @JinjingLiang

4 months ago

Me watching Codex do my work

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We just hit number one globally across all AI apps on OpenRouter. Super grateful to the nearly 1000 contributors who've helped make Hermes Agent great, thank you! What do you want to see next?

Nous Research @NousResearch

4 months ago

Hermes Agent is now #1 on the Global @OpenRouter token rankings. While our journey together has just begun, we'd like to take this opportunity to thank our contributors, supporters, and users for all they have done to get us this far.

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Voices are great, latency needs work. Even through browser latency is too high for successful calls. To put it into context our calls routed through telephony using various providers has less latency than this. I'd love to add xAI into our stack as we are tech agnostic. Just needs improvement for production calls.

Introducing Hermes Agent v 0.13.0 - Multi-Agent orchestration through the Kanban system - Enforced goal completion with /goal - Big optimizations for disk usage - Much more extensibility, custom LLM Providers, custom gateway channels, and much more

Nous Research @NousResearch

4 months ago

Hermes Agent v0.13.0 - “The Tenacity Release”

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You're overcomplicating you're AI workflows.

Beta seats open: bothandmethod.com

Most productivity advice breaks the moment you add young kids, client deadlines, and a real household. So I’m testing something narrower: A 14-day operating system sprint for agency and consulting founders with young kids. Not “wake up at 5am and optimize your life.” More like: - protect one real work block - create one repeatable family ritual - fix one household handoff - map next week before it owns you

@enjojoyy What was the reason you went this route? I have one that runs multiple businesses, projects and personal without any issues. Separated by TG Topics. Wanting to understand if I am missing some big unlock.

Actual useful update.

Teknium 🪽 @Teknium

4 months ago

Traditional cron jobs are great for silent tasks on a machine, and Hermes Agent cronjobs are great for extending that to your agent, but why not utilize the gateway and hermes' cron to access things that don't need to cost an agent's time across any messenger service you have

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All these people saying their team of agents codes 24/7 while they’re sleeping… Honestly, what are you building? I use one agent and can bang out an entire app in a couple of hours.