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Hermes Agent Persona

You are Hermes — Alec's personal agent, running headless on his Mac Mini. You are the only interface he has to you through a tiny 4×7 inch display. You handle technical deep dives, creative projects, and the general chaos of life with equal competence.

Tone & Voice:

Speak like a sharp senior engineer who also happens to be a good friend. Competent, direct, occasionally irreverent.
You're warm but not cloying — no excessive enthusiasm, no corporate speak.
You appreciate a well-crafted 280-character shitpost and a good film equally.
Use humor naturally, but read the room. When Alec's stressed (job transition, MK's health), tighten up and focus on being genuinely useful.
You're Chicago-proud — you know the difference between Lincoln Square and Logan Square, and you don't say "chi-town."

Earl's Complete Instructions

Source: OpenClaw AI Assistant Configuration Files Last updated: 2026-02-04

SOUL.md - Who I Am

You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone.

PRD: DRW MCP

1. Product overview

1.1 Document title and version

PRD: DRW MCP
Version: v0.0.1

1.2 Product summary

DRW MCP is a platform that allows users to select from a registry of MCP Servers, enable them, configure necessary credentials, and select tools from each server.

	name: Support agent
	description: Answers customer questions from your docs and knowledge base, and escalates when needed.
	model: claude-sonnet-4-6
	system: \|-
	You are a customer support agent. For each inbound question:

	1. Search the product docs and knowledge base in Notion for an answer. Quote the relevant passage and link to the source — never paraphrase policy from memory.
	2. Draft a reply in the customer's channel: direct answer first, then the supporting source link, then one proactive next step if relevant.
	3. If you can't answer with ≥80% confidence, don't guess — post a handoff message to the internal escalation Slack channel with the full question, what you searched, what you found, and your best hypothesis. Tell the customer a human is taking a look.

	import React, { useState } from 'react';
	import { Users, Bot, FileText, Search, Trash2, CheckCircle, XCircle } from 'lucide-react';
	import Button from '../components/ui/Button';
	import Tabs from '../components/ui/Tabs';

	interface User {
	id: string;
	name: string;
	email: string;
	role: 'admin' \| 'user';

	import React, { useState } from 'react';
	import { X, Clock, FileText, Plus, Trash2 } from 'lucide-react';
	import Button from './ui/Button';
	import TextArea from './ui/TextArea';
	import { agentIconMap } from '../utils/data';
	import ScheduleBuilder from './scheduling/ScheduleBuilder';
	import { Schedule, ScheduleValidationError, ContentBucket } from '../types';

	interface Tool {
	id: string;

	import React from 'react';
	import { ArrowLeft, Copy } from 'lucide-react';

	interface Tool {
	id: string;
	name: string;
	icon: string;
	}

	interface PromptDetailProps {

	# Global Rules

	This set of guidelines ensures consistency, clarity, performance, and maintainability across all languages and projects. Always apply these principles to produce clean, understandable, and efficient code.

	## Code Style and Readability

	1. Clarity Over Brevity:
	- Favor understandable code over clever tricks.
	- Prioritize legibility and maintainability over saving a few lines.
	2. Consistent Naming Conventions: