Browse categories
Explore
Fiverr Pro
English
$
USD
I will optimize hermes agent, openclaw, mcp ai agents autonomous workflows agentic
Adakole Emmanue
About this gig
AI agents should reduce workloadnot create more problems.
You've burned cash on NullClaw loops, OpenClaw crashes and an agentic wallet draining while nothing ships. The demo worked. Production didn't.
I build agent stacks that survive real traffic.
THE BUILD:
- Hermes Agent + Nous core, Javis Ai, Jasper ai, Grok 4.5 + Hermes agent routing, Sonnet, Mistral and perplexity fallbacks
- NanoBot + PicoClaw micro-runners for cheap high-volume tasks
- MCP tools wired to GitHub, ServiceNow, Doordash, Telnyx, Crowdstrike, Block and Cloudflare
- Parallel background workflows: content production, social monitoring, customer support
- Deployed on your Linux server via Amp, Morph, Buzz, Emergent sh and Genspark Ai
- Full trajectory logging + leagues-style scoring, you see what every agent did
- No black boxes. No abandoned repos. You get source, docs and a walkthrough video.
- Tax assessors claude Ai agent automation
Message me your current stack before ordering, I'll tell you free if it's fixable in 24 hours.
Get to know Adakole Emmanue
Adakole Emmanue
Build Stable AI Agents, Migrate Faster, Automate Everything
- FromNigeria
- Member sinceApr 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery3 weeks
Languages
English, Spanish, German, French, Dutch
I setup and Fix Gohighlevel Automation, snapshots, A2P 10DLC registration and self hosted AI agents that survive contact with production. OpenClaw and Hermes Agent deployments, Docker and VPS hardening, MCP server integration, ClawHub plugins, persistent memory and cron automation.
Most agents break for boring reasons: an unpatched CVE, a bad container config, no memory between sessions. I close those gaps first, then make the thing actually useful.
Model-agnostic by default, Opus 5, Kimi K3, Moonshot open weight, or fully local Ollama. Your data, your server, your keys.
My Portfolio
FAQ
What exactly is an AI agent versus a chatbot?
A chatbot answers. An agent acts, it plans, calls MCP tools, retries on failure and completes multi-step jobs without you babysitting it. That's the difference between a demo and a system that earns its keep.
Which model do you build on, Sonnet, Mistral, or Grok?
I benchmark per task. Sonnet for reasoning-heavy steps, Mistral for cheap bulk calls, Grok 4.5 + Hermes agent for speed. You get a routing layer so swapping models later is a config change, not a rebuild.
Can you rescue my broken NullClaw or OpenClaw setup?
Yes. Send me the repo and error logs. Most failures are tool-schema mismatches or missing retry logic, usually fixable in one delivery cycle rather than a full rebuild.
What are MCP tools and why do they matter?
Model Context Protocol is the standard way agents talk to real software. It replaces brittle custom glue code, so your agent connects to GitHub, ServiceNow or Telnyx the same clean way every time.
Do I need my own Linux server?
Preferred, but not required. I can deploy to your VPS, a Cloudflare Workers edge setup, or provision fresh infrastructure for you. You own everything, no lock-in to my accounts.
Can agents run parallel background workflows?
Yes. Content production, social monitoring and customer support can run as separate concurrent lanes with their own queues, so one slow job never blocks the others.
How do I monitor what my agents are doing?
Every run writes a full trajectory log, inputs, tool calls, outputs, cost. I ship a dashboard with leagues-style scoring so you can rank which agents perform and which need retuning.
Do you integrate with tools like Doordash, Block or Crowdstrike?
If it has an API, I can wire it. I've built connectors across commerce, payments, security and telephony. Send your integration list before ordering and I'll confirm feasibility.
What about security and spend control?
Secrets stay in environment vaults, never in code. Agentic wallet limits, per-run budget caps and hard tool allowlists stop runaway loops from draining your balance overnight.
Can you use NanoBot, PicoClaw, Buzz, Amp or Morph?
Yes. Lightweight runners like NanoBot and PicoClaw handle high-volume cheap tasks; Buzz, Amp and Morph slot in where they genuinely reduce cost or build time. Tool choice follows your budget.
