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Hermes Jarvis: The AI assistant that actually listens. 🤯

Julian Goldie Agency24 June 2026Watch on YouTube

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Ep. 1 · Hermes Jarvis: AI-stemassistent

Demonstraties en vergelijkingen van Hermes Jarvis, een snelle open-source AI-voice agent met real-time integraties.

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Description

Meet Hermes Jarvis, a voice agent that feels less like a script and more like a real conversation. By integrating with Obsidian for personalized daily briefings and featuring lightning-fast response times, it allows for seamless interruptions just like a human interaction. It is a glimpse into how voice agents are evolving beyond robotic commands to become truly intuitive tools. #HermesJarvis #AI #VoiceAssistant #Obsidian #TechInnovation

What you'll learn

  • Voice agents are evolving from rigid script-based systems to natural, interruptible conversations
  • Hermes Jarvis integrates with Obsidian to deliver personalized daily briefings based on your notes
  • The agent responds with lightning-fast speed, enabling realistic and seamless human-like interaction

Frequently asked questions

What makes Hermes Jarvis different from other voice assistants?
Hermes Jarvis feels like a real conversation rather than a script, supports interruptions like a human would, and responds with lightning-fast speed. Integration with Obsidian also enables personalized briefings based on your personal notes.
How does the Obsidian integration work?
The voice agent pulls information from your Obsidian notes to create daily personalized briefings. This ensures the AI assistant has relevant context about your life and interests.
Can you interrupt Hermes Jarvis during a conversation?
Yes, the agent supports interruptions, making the interaction feel like a natural human conversation rather than one-way communication.
What is the main goal of voice agents like Hermes Jarvis?
They aim to evolve from robotic, script-based systems into intuitive tools that communicate naturally with users, without artificial constraints.

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