MinionMint
Mint Minions that do real work in controlled workspaces.
Give each Minion a mission, operating knowledge, memory rules, approval rails, app access, credential references, communication identity, payment policy, and a workspace plan before it acts.
Minion examples
Start with useful Minions, not infrastructure status.
- 📧Inbox Triage Minion — Sort, label, and draft replies for inbound email
- 🎯Lead Follow-Up Minion — Contact and nurture leads until they book a call
- 🔍Research Minion — Gather, synthesize, and summarize information on any topic
- 📋Client Prep Minion — Prepare briefs, agendas, and context before meetings
- ⚙️Operations Minion — Monitor systems, run reports, and flag anomalies
Choose a computer type
Each Minion gets the right computer for its mission.
- 🐧Linux Coding — For coding, research, and automation
- 🌐Linux Browser — Visible Chrome for Email Game Changers
- 🪟Windows Desktop — For Windows-specific apps and RDP
- 🏠Residential Browser — For Facebook and blocked media
Product loop
From mission to running Minion.
- 1. Choose a mission — Define what the Minion should accomplish
- 2. complete the minting interview — Identity, knowledge, memory, approvals, tools
- 3. Review the Minion Blueprint — Approve or refine before any work starts
- 4. Select computer type — Linux coding, browser desktop, Windows, or residential
- 5. Connect tools and credentials — Encrypted vault, not plain files
- 6. launch the Minion workspace — Hermes Agent starts in a controlled environment
- 7. supervise work and approvals — Owner takeover at any time
Why MinionMint over a raw cloud computer
Minions come with guardrails.
- Approval rails — blocks sends, spends, and submissions until approved
- Encrypted credential vault — not plain files on disk
- Residential network support — for Facebook and blocked media
- Persistent browser profiles — with proxy and leak protection
- Provider-neutral — works with any SSH machine, not just one cloud
- Owner takeover — stop, inspect, or override at any time