Build a Local AI Agent OS (Claude + Hermes + OpenClaw) with Mission Control + Infinite MemoryThe video introduces Agent OS, a locally hosted “mission control” dashboard that connects and manages multiple AI agents (Claude, Hermes, OpenClaw/OpenClaude) in one operating-system-like interface with chat, session history, agent status, control rooms, skills/plugins, Kanban integration, and analytics. The presenter shows that the system logs every conversation across agents into an Obsidian-based memory layer containing goals, journals, and a personal knowledge base, enabling agents to retain context about the user and business and improve over time. They explain how they built the dashboard in one session by prompting Claude (using a stack like Next.js and Tailwind and a Claude CLI bridge), argue local-first is more private and usable than terminal workflows, and outline a four-layer “Goldie Mission Stack”: intelligence (Claude), execution (OpenClaw), research/orchestration (Hermes), and self (Obsidian). The episode also references community resources, prompts, a 30-day roadmap, and answers setup and architecture questions.00:00 Agent OS Superpowers01:26 Mission Control Tour03:52 Terminal vs Dashboard04:29 Building It With Claude06:05 Obsidian Memory Vault09:02 Automation From Context11:15 New Features and Journals13:31 Why Agentic OS Matters15:28 Four Layer Mission Stack18:04 Goals Journals Memory19:15 Mission Operator Mindset19:39 System Beats Tools20:14 Simple Dashboard Control20:37 Context Is Superpower21:42 Local Setup Benefits22:46 Recap Goldie Stack24:33 Prompts Roadmap Community25:46 Community Q&A Hermes30:23 Client Value Calculator33:14 Hermes Middleware Options34:52 Final Wrap Up