My AI project managerruns the follow-up.
The Hermes PM Pack turns calls, chats, emails, and messy ideas into projects, next actions, follow-ups, and weekly status. Built for solopreneurs and tiny teams.
human gate
you decide
Capture
work
Follow
up
Proof
done
proof required
Done needs a receipt.
You became the project manager by accident.
You sell, build, deliver, answer clients, manage contractors, and still have to remember who promised what. That job becomes invisible until something slips.
Hiring a PM is too early. Doing all the chasing yourself is already too expensive.
what gets caught
The work stops living in your head.
no more mental tabs
The pack turns loose promises into follow-up.
Perfect for the messy middle.
Solo founders, creators, agencies, consultants, and small teams that have real projects but not enough headcount to justify a full-time project manager.
You are the whole ops team
The pack turns a vague goal into a project, milestones, tasks, risks, and the first next action.
You have people, but no PM
The pack assigns work, checks status, spots stuck items, and asks you before risky messages go out.
where work comes from
wiredextra surfaces
optionalThe promise becomes a project.
Someone says: "I'll send the contract Tuesday."
The pack gives it an owner, date, reminder, and proof rule.
Then it keeps asking until the work is real.
It augments you when you are solo. It replaces the first PM hire when your team is still small.
Monday
I'll send it Tuesday.
Thursday
The client asks again.
no owner
you have to remember
no follow-up
everyone waits
no proof
done without proof
It acts like the PM you have not hired yet.
It captures commitments, turns vague work into projects, assigns owners, drafts follow-ups, flags risk, asks for approvals, and gives you status without another meeting.
Hermes PM Pack
AI PM view
catch
promise found
plan
next actions made
chase
reminders ready
report
brief prepared
Talk to Hermes.
It makes the plan.
Start from a normal sentence
Say: start a client launch project. The pack structures the goal, scope, tasks, risks, and first move.
Add calls, email, and notes later
Meeting notes, Gmail, Drive, Slack, Telegram, Linear, Notion, and the board can all feed the same work list.
One place for what matters today.
The board shows what is planned, in progress, waiting, blocked, needs a decision, and done. Solo mode works without a team roster or Slack.
You see the work. The pack remembers the follow-up.
today's work board
sorted by risk
It follows up before things slip.
The pack checks in on stale work, late tasks, blocked items, and decisions you have not made yet. It can nudge you automatically and keep team messages in review.
That is the project manager job most small teams secretly need.
follow-up thread
next: 9:00 amAI PM
Quick check. Is the contract sent, blocked, or still on deck?
reply
Still on deck. Tonight.
PM state
Still open. The next reminder stays scheduled.
It does not accept fake done.
A human can say "done" too early. The pack asks for the link, file, screenshot, shipped page, or client reply before it marks the work complete.
That is how you stop confusing motion with progress.
someone says done
Not yet.
The pack asks for the link, file, screenshot, or receipt before it marks the work done.
proof attached
Closed.
Daily checks. Weekly briefs. Friday wrap.
The pack produces operator briefs from the work record: what shipped, what is blocked, who went quiet, what needs a decision, and what gets chased next.
You get the PM update without pulling everyone into a PM meeting.
where you talk
Hermes
plain English
what manages it
Hermes PM Pack
tracks and chases
You stay in Hermes. The pack does the PM work behind it.
Ask Hermes to start a project, open the board, chase stale work, review approvals, or run the daily PM check. No one needs to learn a new PM tool first.
Slack and Telegram are optional. Meeting notes are optional. The board and local fallback still work.
for solo + small teams
A PM without the hire.
Want an AI project manager in Hermes?
I am onboarding people one at a time so I can watch the first projects run on real work. If you are too small to hire a PM but tired of being the PM, this is the pack.
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