Hey there,
Last week I caught myself opening Claude in a coffee shop before my order arrived.
Again.
Find the Domain Flip Analyst. Paste in the day's expired auction list. Wait. Read the shortlist. Close the app.
Every morning.
I had automated the work and quietly rebuilt the chore around it.
That is the trap Redundant exists to name, and I walked straight into it.
The workers were never the point.
Running them was never the point either.
Not doing it was the point.
So I built the shortcut.
Here is my morning now. At 7am, before I am fully awake, an agent scans the day's expiring auctions, scores every name, sets a bid and a resale price, and drops the shortlist into my Telegram.
I read it over coffee.
I do not open anything.
It is called Meta Operator.
It gets an autonomous Hermes agent running on your machine this afternoon.
Even if you have never opened Terminal.
I hadn't either. Every step in the guide is there because I got stuck on it first.
It still runs on Claude underneath.
You are just no longer the one operating it.
Five of my free workers come loaded, so it does real work on day one with nothing else bought. If you already own a Redundant pack, it runs those the same way.
$29 for the first 72 hours, then $49.
It starts there because I would rather it was off your to-do list by tonight.
Own the work. Don't do it. Don't operate it either.
Cheers!
Richard
PS. Hermes, the agent underneath, is free and open source. Running it costs a few dollars a month, either Anthropic credit or a Nous subscription. The $29 is the runtime that makes any skill you own autonomous, and the guide that gets it running in an afternoon.