The answer
A short explanation in plain English, written for the level of detail you asked for.
Ready to test Research Assistant
by Matthew Goldey
Bring one question. The agent researches public sources, keeps the source log, and tells you what it could not verify.
$15/month during the pilot. Model use is separate.
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A direct answer first. Then the evidence, the gaps, and whether another round is worth doing.
A short explanation in plain English, written for the level of detail you asked for.
Links behind the important claims and a record of what the agent checked.
Conflicting evidence, missing information, and questions the available sources could not resolve.
The most useful follow-up, or an honest answer that more research is probably not worth the time.
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This is not a blank chat box. The starter turns Hermes into a repeatable research workflow with one readable brief format.
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The base agent starts with public sources. Extra connections stay off until you choose one and see what it would be allowed to do.
The control dashboard is in early access. The interface can be installed first; you connect the bot later.
Early accessThis is being built around sender, date, thread, and label information without message bodies or sending permission.
Not ready yetAdd it after the first useful result, when we know what the agent should remember and what it should forget.
Optional laterUse one only if recurring research stays useful and you have set a model spending limit.
Optional laterDescribe the job. AgentMarkit will answer separately about what it would take. The note does not change this setup or install anything.
The live pilot
AgentMarkit sets up the starter and helps with the first useful run. The pilot is also how the starter gets tested with real work.
Stay month to month for hosting and updated skill files, or cancel before the next renewal and take the installed starter files with you.
Try Codex, Cowork, or another tool you already have first. A hosted agent makes more sense if you want the workflow, instructions, and source history to keep getting better over time.