Bugs fixed and shipped to production in a day
Omar writes what Hermes did in the last day: priority bugs in the health app while he was at work, separating personal logins from automation, an infographic about airport tax refunds, and live fixes after a health check.
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What was done
On 12 October 2026 Omar (@omx0r) writes what Hermes did in the last 24 hours. It fixed priority bugs in the health app while he was at work. It hardened the browser so personal logins are isolated from automation. It designed a banner about an airport tax refund. It shipped fixes straight to production and verified the health checks. The profile says Medina.
How it went
The fixes are in production, according to the post, after the health checks were run. He does not say how many bugs, or what the health check measured.
Worth knowing
Shipping fixes straight to production without you seeing the diff is what the post describes. For a health app that is a narrow basis. Personal logins were supposed to stay away from the automation.
How to do it
- Ask the agent to fix [bug] on a branch and show the diff.
- Run the tests you already have. Read the diff before it is merged.
- Keep personal logins away from the account the agent uses.
Try it with Hermes
Fix [bug] in [repo] on a new branch. Show the diff and the test result. Do not merge and do not deploy to production. Do not use my personal logins.
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Done when. The diff has been read, the tests you care about have been run, and nothing has been merged without you.
Safety rule. No production deploy and no personal login. You read the diff first.
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