Hermes cron dashboard gives 100% confidence your scheduled tasks exist
One of the biggest complaints Alex gets after his videos is: "I asked the agent to run something every morning at 9 a.m., but the next day it never happened." The problem with setting up cron jobs through Telegram or the CLI is that there's no real confirmation the task was actually scheduled — you just have to trust the agent understood you. The cron section in Hermes fixes this. One click at the bottom of the app and you can see every scheduled job listed, confirm it was created, and even build new ones manually. You specify the prompt, the run frequency, and the delivery destination — no terminal, no guesswork, 100% confidence the job will fire at the right time every day.
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