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×Let Hermes Agent remember which topics you have already posted on X, turn your weekly client-work notes into five new drafts and wait for your approval in Tareno.
Yes, as far as its own memory goes. Hermes Agent keeps the topics and angles you have used, turns your weekly notes into five new drafts within 280 characters and saves them through Tareno. It cannot read your X timeline, so it knows only what you told it. Approval happens in Tareno.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24 · Markdown version for AI agents
An independent consultant has plenty to say and little time to say it. The posts that build a reputation on X come from real work, lessons learned this week, but they only work if they do not repeat last month's lesson and do not reveal a client. A one-shot chat forgets what was posted. Hermes Agent keeps context between sessions, which is the part that matters for a rhythm. This page follows a pricing consultant who sends Hermes a few notes every Friday, and it draws a clear line around what the agent knows: only what you tell it, because Tareno does not read posts on X.
Imagine a pricing consultant who sends Hermes six bullet notes each Friday from the week's client work. Hermes remembers the last two months of topics and tells her that two of the six repeat earlier posts, one about anchoring and one about discount ladders. It suggests a new angle for each, drops a note that names a client's product and writes five posts of at most 280 characters in her voice. She tells Hermes which of its remembered topics are wrong, because it had recorded one post she deleted. Hermes saves the five drafts through create_drafts for her X account, and she requests one slot a day for the following week.
Tell it how you sound, what you never post, such as client names, and how long a post should be. Hermes keeps this between sessions, so you say it once.
Send rough bullets from the week. Say which are safe to use and which are only for you; the agent cannot tell a confidential detail from a harmless one.
Hermes compares the new notes with the topics it remembers and says which would repeat. It only knows what you told it, so correct it when it remembers a post you deleted or never published.
Request five posts within 280 characters, each with a different angle. A week of five posts with one idea is a single post told five times.
Hermes confirms the X account with list_accounts and saves the drafts through create_drafts. X takes hashtags and mentions in Tareno's configuration, so say whether you use them.
Ask for one slot a day at a time that suits your followers' time zone. The requests become pending actions, and you approve them in the Tareno dashboard.
Remember these rules for the X posts we save through Tareno: first person, no client names or products, no hashtags, one idea per post of at most 280 characters, and always end with a question or a concrete number. Tell me what you have stored and ask about anything unclear.Here are this week's notes: [bullets]. Compare them with the topics you remember from my earlier posts and tell me which would repeat, which post each one repeats and a fresh angle for each. List anything you remember that I should confirm.Write five X posts for my Tareno drafts from the notes you cleared, each within 280 characters and each with a different angle. Remove every detail that could identify a client, and mark any sentence you changed for that reason so I can check the result.Use Tareno to confirm my X account [handle] and save the five approved posts as drafts. After I confirm, ask for one slot a day at [09:15] in the [Europe/Berlin] time zone and return the pending action IDs.As configured in Tareno on 2026-10-24. The live rules for your own account come from the get_platform_schema tool.
Source: X API documentation: create a post, read on 2026-10-24. Platform rules change; check the page before you rely on a number.
https://tareno.co/api/mcpUse the same Tareno account across supported clients. Open the relevant setup guide for authentication, first use, reconnect, and revocation.
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Only from what you told it in earlier sessions. Tareno does not read posts on X, so tell Hermes when you post or delete something directly, and ask it to list the topics it remembers before each week.
It compares new notes with the topics it remembers and reports overlaps with a fresh angle. The check is only as good as its memory, so correct it when it remembers a post you removed.
Tell Hermes the rule once, mark sensitive notes as private and ask it to flag every sentence it changed to remove a detail. Then read the five drafts yourself before you request any time.
Only if you have five distinct ideas. Hermes can tell you when two notes make the same point, and a smaller number of varied posts usually serves your followers better than a fixed quota.
Not through Tareno, which saves single posts for X. Hermes can plan five separate posts instead, each with its own point, and you can link them yourself in replies on X.
No. Each scheduling request is a pending action in Tareno, and X receives the post only after you approve it in the dashboard. `get_action_status` reports the result afterwards.