@tonbistudio
Interesting new optional skill for Hermes Agent called unbroker. I made a quick video showing how to install and set it up, and what results you might see when you run it. So what is unbroker? Simply, it finds where data brokers have your personal info exposed online and files the removal requests for you. We all know our data gets stored and sold. A lot of brokers are legally required to delete it if you ask, but doing that across dozens of sites by hand is miserable. Hermes Agent has it as a built-in security skill, so I just let my agent run the whole thing. How it went: - Set up browser automation (used Browserbase, just an API key + project ID in hermes tools). - Pointed Hermes at the GitHub, said "install this skill." Done. - Gave explicit consent, which it requires before doing anything, plus a quick intake: legal name, past names, cities, emails. - "Use the unbroker skill to remove my data." It spun up sub-agent swarms and scanned 51 broker sites. Real results are in the video. The best part is it's built to loop. It drafts the opt-out emails, or if you connect your email it sends them hands-off, then schedules rechecks and logs everything. Set it once and it keeps your data clean over time. Kind of wild that one skill and a couple prompts can check 50+ broker sites for you. Underrated use of agents. Let me know your thoughts!