Monday Brief Operator

Monday Brief Operator

It's 8am Monday. Instead of opening five tabs to figure out where the business stands, you ask one agent: "what's on my plate this week?" - and get a single screen back.

What you get

Fork it, connect your tools, and ask for your Monday brief. It assembles one screen from whatever's connected:

• Cash (QuickBooks) - what's on hand, any crunch coming, overdue invoices worth chasing this week.
• Sales - this week vs last week, up or down.
• Pipeline (HubSpot) - deals moving, deals stuck, the one slipping before forecast.
• Week ahead - your key meetings and commitments.
• Top 3 to-dos - the three highest-leverage moves this week, each tied to a specific number above.

Connect only QuickBooks and you get the cash view. Add HubSpot and the sales + pipeline picture fills in. It degrades gracefully and tells you what's missing - it never invents a number.

It reports. You act.

This operator is read-only by construction. It reads QuickBooks and HubSpot to build your brief - it will never move a deal, email a contact, send anything, or modify a record, even if you ask. It hands you the picture and the priorities; you act in your own tools.

Good fit if

• You start the week reacting instead of deciding, because the numbers live in five places.
• You run on QuickBooks and/or HubSpot and want them in one Monday summary.
• You want an agent you own on a paid microVM - your keys, your data.

Not for you if

• You want it to update HubSpot or send emails for you (by design, it won't).
• You don't use QuickBooks or HubSpot (connect at least one for a useful brief).

Setup (BYOK, ~3 minutes)

1. Fork -> a paid Firecracker microVM boots with the skill pre-installed.
2. hermes config set OPENROUTER_API_KEY ... (your model key).
3. Authorize the quickbooks and hubspot MCP servers (OAuth, your accounts).
4. Ask: "give me my Monday brief".

This is not financial, tax, or legal advice. The agent reports numbers; you (and where it matters, your accountant) decide. First purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee. No free trial.