I'm Jarrett Mitchell. I spent ten years building partner programs and the systems behind them, from a startup through a $640M exit. Now I build open-source plugins for Hermes Agent, the layer where an outside company's product meets a real person's work.
$ hermes plugins install stoa ✓ validated catalog rules, 222 tests ✓ reviewed by Nous maintainers ✓ enabled 12 agent tools name: stoa about: the CRM for Hermes Agent tier: community license: MIT
Three things I built on Hermes. In each one the lit layer is where an outside company's product meets a real person's work. That layer is the surface for partnerships.
The exit I stayed through. Equifax bought Kount in 2021.
Partner users on the portal I launched at Kount.
From Stoa's first commit to the official Hermes marketplace.
Open-source Hermes plugins shipped in one week.
A small team runs its pipeline by talking to Hermes in Slack or the web app. Hermes logs the email, call and Slack activity and proposes the next step. A person approves it.
hermes plugins install stoaNous maintainers reviewed it for the plugin catalog and asked for three changes. All three were in within three hours.
A boutique recruiting agency runs its searches every day on a Hermes Agent I built and operate. The recruiter is not technical, works in Slack and Google Workspace, and never opens a terminal.
Its pipeline workflow became the blueprint for Stoa. Private deployment, so there is no screenshot here.
Photograph an item and bae drafts the listing: factual copy, real fee and shipping math, and category rules checked before anything goes live. Nothing reaches a live store until the seller approves.
A personal project. It is not an eBay product.
I joined Kount as a startup, built its partner channel, stayed through the exit and led the integration that came next.
Worked directly for the CRO. Redesigned the API documentation.
About 500 partner users, millions in revenue, and a referral program that turned partners into pipeline.
I stayed and kept building.
Led the team that brought it into Kount, then into Equifax.
Company-wide, for forecasting on usage-based products.
Operations manager at eBay. Two open-source plugins and a live deployment as personal projects.