Clavis is my private operations assistant for farcas.dev: a Telegram-based way to monitor the site, manage content, review activity, and handle maintenance from anywhere. Development tools are part of it, but the main role is oversight and control.
Hermes Agent provides the tool, memory, scheduling, and messaging framework. Clavis uses that foundation as a controlled command layer for the website.
A private chat becomes the place to check the platform, request updates, and coordinate maintenance.
The public website gets a narrow visitor-facing assistant. The private operations layer stays separate.
Content updates, page checks, activity review, and maintenance work stay connected to one assistant.
When needed, Clavis can inspect files, edit code, run checks, verify changes, and help with deployment tasks.
Clavis collects visitor questions and uploads them to Google Sheets, making it easier to see what people care about and where the website needs clearer information.
This is the public-facing version of Clavis: one grounded answer from approved website context, while the private assistant remains isolated.