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Hermes Agent as a data-analysis operating system.

This is the workflow behind im-khang.com: a repeatable, recruiter-visible process that turns raw case-study work into trusted, documented, deployed analytics products.

Why this matters

AI automation trend

Modern analytics teams increasingly use AI agents to compress work across requirements, code, testing, documentation, and deployment. The differentiator is not “using AI”; it is designing controls so agent speed still produces auditability and sound business judgment.

My positioning

AI-augmented analyst

I use Hermes Agent as a task-execution layer while keeping ownership over metric definitions, business interpretation, caveat boundaries, and final recommendations.

The A–Z workflow.

Same structure expected from strong data teams: discovery, analysis, validation, narrative, delivery, review, iteration.

01

Problem framing

Hermes helps transform broad goals into decision questions, stakeholder assumptions, and acceptance criteria.

02

Data inventory

Datasets are profiled for fields, grain, missingness, leakage risk, and unavailable operational variables.

03

Analysis code

SQL/Python notebooks and scripts generate metrics, rankings, cohorts, and reproducible aggregate artifacts.

04

Quality gates

Hermes accelerates test writing, static checks, link checks, and local smoke tests before any publish.

05

Business interpretation

Human review separates proxy from direct evidence, association from causality, and insight from policy action.

06

Design packaging

Open Design creates recruiter-readable pages from accepted analysis artifacts and narrative constraints.

07

PR and deployment

Hermes/gh script creates reviewable PRs; Vercel creates previews; main branch publishes to im-khang.com.

Publish contract

Open Design → GitHub → Vercel

~/portfolio-site/scripts/publish.sh \ ~/open-design/.od/projects/<id>/index.html \ home # branch: auto/home-<timestamp> # PR preview: Vercel # production: im-khang.com
Quality contract

Before merge

  • Page returns HTTP 200 locally.
  • Navigation links resolve.
  • Case pages keep caveat language.
  • Git history uses clear conventional commits.
  • Production publish happens only after preview review.
This portfolio intentionally documents both artifact and process. Recruiters can evaluate not only charts, but how an AI-augmented analyst builds trustworthy analytics work end-to-end.