01What Hermes Antigravity 2.0 Is and How It Works

Hermes Antigravity 2.0 is a powerful AI setup that combines Hermes for automations, Anti-Gravity 2.0 as your agent interface, and Obsidian for memory. It works as a connected stack you open every day and actually use.

Anti-Gravity 2.0 is now a standalone agent interface. It is built for chatting with agents, managing projects, and running tasks. Think of it like a super powered chat layer, not a coding environment.

The Agent OS sits on top of both tools. It feeds context into your agents so they are not starting from zero every time. This means your agents know who you are and what you are building.

02Main Features of Anti-Gravity 2.0 and the Agent OS

Anti-Gravity 2.0 has changed in a big way. The biggest change is that the IDE is gone. The old version had a Visual Studio Code style editor built in, but that has been removed.

Now Anti-Gravity is a standalone agent interface.

The Agent OS adds a left panel with several tools. You get skills, SEO tools, goal tracking, a journal, a content board, and a notebook. All of this feeds context into your agents.

  • Skills panel for running automations.
  • Goal tracking to keep agents aligned with your objectives.
  • Content board for planning posts and tutorials.
  • Notebook for quick notes and ideas.
  • SEO tools to help with search optimization.

The memory system lives in Obsidian. It stores everything about your business locally, and it connects cleanly into your agents.

03How to Set Up the Hermes Antigravity 2.0 Stack

Setting up this stack takes a few clear steps. In this episode, Julian showed the exact Agent OS setup he uses to run Hermes and Anti-Gravity 2.0 together. Here is how to get started.

  1. Download and install the full Agent OS zip file. This is the exact system Julian uses.
  2. Connect the Agent OS to Hermes. This lets Hermes run your automations.
  3. Set up your memory system inside Obsidian. Store your business goals, projects, and tools there.
  4. Open Anti-Gravity 2.0 as your agent interface. Use it to chat with agents and manage tasks.
  5. Begin with one automation. Get it working cleanly before you add more.

If you want a guided path, the AI Profit Boardroom has a 30-day roadmap for this exact stack. Day 1 covers the download and install, day 2 sets up the memory system, and day 3 runs your first automation.

04How to Use It with Real Examples from the Episode

In this episode, Julian showed how the Agent OS works in practice. He used the AI Profit Boardroom as an example. He trained the agents on the full member journey, including what new members need in week one, the coaching call schedule, and upcoming tutorials.

When he asks the agent to plan content for the week, it does not give something generic. It gives post ideas based on what came up in coaching calls, tutorial briefs based on member questions, and email drafts based on where members are in the onboarding flow.

You can use the same approach for your business. Store your project details in Obsidian. Then ask your agent for specific content, tasks, or automation ideas.

The agent will use that context to give useful output.

For automations, use the skills panel in Anti-Gravity 2.0. Start with one repeatable task, like a daily report or a weekly email.

05Results and Comparisons: New vs Old Anti-Gravity

Anti-Gravity 2.0 removes the IDE, and some in the community pushed back. Julian understands that if you were used to the old setup, this feels like a step back. But when you combine Anti-Gravity 2.0 with Hermes and layer the Agent OS on top, you get something way more powerful.

The reason is that each tool now does what it is best at. Anti-Gravity 2.0 handles the agent interface. Hermes runs automations.

Obsidian stores memory. The Agent OS connects all of it.

This setup fixes the problem of re-explaining yourself. In a normal AI agent, every new session has no memory. You spend the first 10 minutes telling it who you are.

With the Agent OS, your agents know your business already, so you start working immediately.

The longer you use the setup, the better it gets. The agents learn your business as you go.

06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid

Context window limits come up a lot. If you process big documents regularly, start by splitting them. Use the /compact command in Hermes to compress conversation history and free up space.

Then split long documents into sections and pass each section as its own task.

The biggest mistake beginners make is trying to automate everything at once. That leaves you with a pile of half-working things. Instead, pick one automation that takes time every day or every week.

Get it working cleanly inside the Agent OS. Then add the next one.

  • Start with one task, not many.
  • Use /compact to manage context limits.
  • Split long documents into smaller tasks.
  • Store key business context in Obsidian.

Slow down, get one thing right, then build from there.

07Who This Hermes Antigravity 2.0 Setup Is For

This setup is for business owners who want to run AI agents properly. Most people use these tools one at a time, without a memory system or a connected stack. They end up with generic outputs and wasted time.

With the Agent OS, you get usable results because agents know your business. It matters because the people building this now will be miles ahead in six months. There is a window right now where most business owners have not figured out how to run AI agents, and that window will not stay open forever.

The AI Profit Boardroom offers the full Agent OS zip file, daily tutorials, four live coaching calls every week, a prompt library, and a member map. There are already hundreds of members running this exact stack.