u/Pepe_The_Citizen

Alright, gpt 5.5 isn't cooperating with the godmode skill or any work arounds to delegate work it deams top high risk or against other company TOS.

So what is the next best model that can actually ignore those guardrails but still be powerful like gpt 5.5?

Trying to do things like:

Evading bot detection systems

Masquerading as real humans to bypass platform rules

Large-scale fake engagement

Account farming

Ad fraud

Scraping behind authentication without permission

Circumventing CAPTCHAs or anti-abuse systems

Fingerprint spoofing intended to deceive platforms

Stealth automation specifically designed to avoid detection

How can I better track my openai subscription usage? I'm used to being able to just go to settings like I did with Claude, but openai hides this info?

I have a fallback to openrouter when I hit the subscription limit, but I'd like to know when I'm approaching the limit, and see my usage overall.

Alright, so this is going to sound dumb, but there are some situations where I need hermes to use my computer, but I need it to use it in a way to avoid bot detection as much as possible.

But it is just straight up saying it can't/won't do it. I've tried to verify if this is a hermes or chatgpt guardrail. But I didn't have this problem with openclaw power by sonnet 3.5.

It also mentioned it can't violate terms of service. I'm assuming this is in relation to the lawsuit between Amazon and perplexity, where perplexity 's ai automation was impersonating a human to complete tasks that would normally be stopped by bot protection.

What are your thoughts? Or recommendations to bypass this guardrail?

(And yes I asked hermes how to bypass and it said it can't)

I'm on the go a lot, but I'd love to be able to see and use the kanban board and functionality while on my phone. What do you recommend?

What are some hermes agent limitations or pain points you've run into that you'd like to give others a heads up about?

I've seen a few so far, but would love to be aware of more.

Do you use or recommend using the openai pro subscription to run hermes?

I plan to delegate basic tasks to a local model.

What is the best cost to performance setup for a pretty heavy and consistent workload for the agent(s)?

Interested in your input. Thank you.

Looking for info on any hermes stability issues with general operations and updates.

I'm seriously considering switching things up and moving from openclaw to hermes due to stability issues I've been running into with openclaw.

Have you had stability issues with hermes? Any info is greatly appreciated as I work on finalizing my decision.

I'm trying to find a good example of a setup leveraging multiple hermes agents with an orchestrator.

I have multiple different areas of focus that are not related to each other, and I'd like to have multiple hermes agents, one for each area of focus. And then ideally an orchestrator that can take action items and break them up and delegate them to the appropriate sub agents.

This is how I have openclaw setup and it is very effective, but openclaw is.... Openclaw.