Daily report with Hermes Agent

Have Hermes Agent run the RevKlik CLI each morning and send you a short analytics summary, with ready-to-paste prompts for reports, anomalies and lead scoring.

Hermes Agent is an open-source AI agent from Nous Research that can run shell commands and message you. Give it the RevKlik CLI and it can turn your numbers into a daily summary without you opening the dashboard.

scheduler → Hermes Agent → revklik CLI (traffic, revenue, search) → summary → your chat

Before you start

The RevKlik CLI installed and logged in. Check with revklik sites list.
Hermes Agent installed and able to run shell commands. Follow the Hermes documentation for setup and for how to send messages to Telegram or another channel.
Optional: Google Search Console connected to your site in RevKlik, for search queries (see integrations).

Use a read-only token

Create a dedicated account token with only sites:read and analytics:read for the agent, and give it to Hermes as REVKLIK_TOKEN. If the agent’s environment leaks, the token cannot change anything. Revoke it from Share → API tokens.

Daily prompt

Paste this into Hermes, or save it as a prompt file. Replace mysite.com with your domain.

Run my daily analytics report for mysite.com. Do these in order:

1. revklik analytics overview --site mysite.com --range 24h
2. revklik analytics journeys --site mysite.com --sort steps --limit 10 --range 24h --json
3. revklik analytics pages --site mysite.com --range 24h
4. revklik analytics referrers --site mysite.com --range 24h
5. revklik analytics revenue --site mysite.com --range 24h

Then write a short report:
- Visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, revenue and conversions, compared with the 7-day average (run overview with --range 7d and divide).
- Top 3 pages and top 3 traffic sources.
- The most engaged visitors from the journeys output.
- Two observations and one action I should take today.

Keep it under 15 lines. Send it to my Telegram.

Revenue figures are in your site’s currency; the CLI prints them with a $ prefix, so tell Hermes the real currency in the prompt if it is not USD.

More prompts

Weekly digest with search data

Run my weekly report for mysite.com:

1. revklik analytics overview --site mysite.com --range 7d
2. revklik analytics geo --site mysite.com --range 7d
3. revklik analytics journeys --site mysite.com --sort revenue --limit 5 --range 7d --json
4. revklik gsc sync --site mysite.com, then revklik gsc queries --site mysite.com --limit 20

Highlight the search queries with the most clicks, the countries that
convert best, and visitors who were highly engaged but did not buy.
Format as a weekly digest.

Search Console data arrives about two days late, so the digest never covers the last two days of searches.

Anomaly check

Check mysite.com for anomalies today:

1. revklik analytics overview --site mysite.com --range 24h
2. revklik analytics overview --site mysite.com --range 7d
3. revklik analytics journeys --site mysite.com --sort steps --limit 20 --range 24h --json

Compare today with the 7-day daily average. Message me only if:
- visitors dropped more than 30%
- bounce rate is above 60%
- one visitor has an abnormal number of steps (possible bot)
- revenue is zero on a day when it usually is not

Otherwise reply "All metrics normal."

Lead scoring

Find my warmest leads this week:

1. revklik analytics journeys --site mysite.com --sort steps --limit 50 --range 7d --json

Pick visitors with 5 or more steps who viewed pricing or docs pages and
arrived from search or a referral. Score each 0 to 100, list the top 5 with
source, country and pages visited, and suggest one follow-up for each.

Journeys list identified visitors by name; visitors without a known name appear by a short visitor ID.

Schedule it

Save the prompt as a file, then run Hermes on a schedule with cron or a systemd timer. The exact flags for a non-interactive Hermes run and for sending the result to a chat are in the Hermes documentation; the schedule itself looks like this:

# crontab: every day at 08:00
0 8 * * * REVKLIK_TOKEN=rvt_YOUR_TOKEN /path/to/run-hermes-with-prompt.sh

# ~/.config/systemd/user/hermes-analytics.timer
[Unit]
Description=Daily analytics report at 08:00

[Timer]
OnCalendar=*-*-* 08:00:00
Persistent=true

[Install]
WantedBy=timers.target

Point a matching hermes-analytics.service at the same script, then enable the timer:

systemctl --user enable --now hermes-analytics.timer

Keep the prompt in its own file so you can tweak the report without touching the schedule.

CLI: every command the prompts use
REST API: the same data over HTTP
MCP server: connect an agent to RevKlik directly instead of through the CLI

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