Agentic12
Hermes-first workflows for real marketing teams

AI agents for grown-up marketing teams.

Install your first Hermes AI coworker, then wrap it in SOPs, approval gates, audit logs, and workflows your team can trust.

No hype. No bro nonsense. Just practical AI workflows for people with real processes, real approvals, and real work to ship.

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Built from daily Hermes agent builds, redos, compliance surprises, and token burn.
The messy middle

The demo is the easy part.

Real marketing teams have approvals, brand standards, compliance concerns, nervous employees, messy handoffs, and leadership asking what the AI plan is.

An agent without a workflow just creates a new place for mistakes to hide.

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Too many redos

Drafts bounce between people because context, ownership, and approval steps are not clear.

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Too much risk

AI touches claims, customer data, brand language, or regulated topics before anyone defines the guardrails.

3

Too much resistance

Employees ignore the new tool because nobody explained when to use it, when not to use it, or who owns the output.

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Too little proof

If the work cannot be checked, logged, and explained, it is not ready for a real business workflow.

The Agentic12 method

Install the agent. Add the rails. Keep the humans in charge.

The prompt is not the product. The workflow is. Every Agentic12 workflow starts with one useful Hermes AI coworker and adds the wrapper that makes it safe enough for work.

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InstallPut the first Hermes AI coworker where the team already works.
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IntentGive the agent one clear job. Not twenty automations. One useful coworker.
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OwnerName the human who owns the output, the approvals, and the next decision.
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BoundaryDefine what the agent is not allowed to do, touch, send, change, or approve.
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ContextGive it the brand rules, source material, audience, examples, and constraints.
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PreflightCheck data, claims, compliance risk, and missing context before work starts.
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ExecutionLet Hermes do the research, drafting, routing, summarizing, or follow-up work.
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ValidationCheck whether the output is accurate, on-brand, useful, and safe to move forward.
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ApprovalBuild the human yes/no/revise step into the workflow.
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LoggingSave what happened, what was approved, and what needs to improve next time.
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AdoptionShow the team when to use it, when not to use it, and how to ask for help.
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PackagingTurn the working pattern into an SOP, checklist, template, or reusable workflow.
Coming next

Agentic12 Workflow Library

Field-tested Hermes workflows for marketing operators. Each one includes the SOP, approval gate, audit log, task spec, adoption notes, and the part that broke before it worked.

  • First-agent setup workflows
  • Marketing ops SOPs
  • Approval-ready content flows
  • Compliance preflight checklists
  • Employee adoption scripts
  • “What broke” field notes
Start here

Get the first AI coworker checklist.

A plain-English checklist for installing your first Hermes AI coworker, giving it one safe job, setting boundaries, adding approval, and documenting the first SOP.

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