These are the session briefs written at the end of each working block — what was done, why, and what it means. They’re kept separate from the blog posts: rawer, more technical, and not edited for narrative. If a post above tells the story, these are the receipts.
Session brief — Slack, expert agents & GLM
Session brief — 29 June 2026 Covers connecting Hermes to Slack, the design of the first expert-trained domain agent (neutrality studies, for Prof. Pascal Lottaz), switching the default model to GLM 5.2, wiring Claude Code to GLM via Coding Helper, and a still-open GLM authentication bug. Written to be re-read cold: each section states what was done, why, and what it means. Starting point Hermes was already running on the Hetzner VPS (91.99.141.162), reachable via Telegram, with the dashboard accessible over an SSH tunnel, voice transcription working, and the four-project MEMORY.md in place. Today’s goals: add Slack as a second front door, design the first expert-training agent, and move the default model to GLM 5.2 for cost. ...