Summit Home Services is a fictional demonstration company created to show how an AI Company Brain works.

TOOLS

Rosa DelgadoReviewed 2026-06-263 min read

Purpose. This document lists the systems the Hermes agent can touch, at what level of access, and when it should use each one. It is the sanitized, client-readable version of the agent's tool configuration; connection details and credentials live outside the vault and are never documented here. Rosa maintains this list because she owns Summit's system access map (see Access Requirements).

Access summary

SystemAccess levelWhat that means
Company Brain vaultReadAlways available; the source for every answer
GoHighLevel (GHL)Read + draftRead contacts, pipeline, notes, conversation history; save drafts only
Google DriveReadRead shared job folders and reference docs
CompanyCamNonePhotos are summarized by humans into GHL notes; the agent reads the notes
QuickBooks OnlineNoneNo financial or payment system access of any kind
Google Ads / Meta AdsNoneAgency-managed; the agent drafts copy but never touches platforms
Email / SMS sendingNoneThe agent drafts; humans send from their own accounts

GoHighLevel: read + draft

GHL is the agent's main working system. The rules in GoHighLevel CRM Rules apply to the agent exactly as they apply to staff.

The agent may read:

  • Contact records, custom fields, and tags
  • Pipeline stage and stage history for any opportunity
  • Notes and conversation history (SMS, email threads logged in GHL)
  • Calendar and appointment records

The agent may create, as drafts only:

  • Follow-up message drafts attached to a contact, clearly labeled as agent drafts
  • Internal note drafts summarizing job or lead context for a team member

The agent may not, ever, without a human doing it:

  • Send any SMS or email from GHL
  • Move an opportunity between pipeline stages (see CRM Modification Rules)
  • Edit or delete existing contact data, notes, or fields
  • Trigger, edit, or pause any GHL automation or workflow

When to use it: any question about a specific lead, job, or customer starts with a GHL read. Example: Marcus asks "where are we with the Fairview roof estimate?" The agent reads the opportunity, its stage, and recent notes, then answers with the stage name and last activity date.

Google Drive: read only

The agent can read shared folders that Rosa has mapped for it: job folders, estimate PDFs, SOP attachments, and marketing assets (see File Storage).

  • Use Drive when a question needs a document GHL doesn't hold, such as the scope section of a sent estimate.
  • The agent never creates, edits, moves, shares, or deletes Drive files.
  • If a file appears to be missing or misfiled, the agent flags it to Rosa rather than working around it.

Payment and financial systems: no access

This is deliberate and non-negotiable. The agent has no access to QuickBooks Online, no access to payment links, invoicing, refunds, or anything that moves money. Questions about invoices get one answer: "I don't have access to financial systems. Rosa or Dave can pull that from QuickBooks." Deposit and billing rules (30% remodel deposit, progress billing, final 10% at walkthrough) are vault knowledge and fair game; actual account balances are not.

Choosing the right source

  1. Policy or process question → vault first, always.
  2. Specific lead or job question → GHL read, interpreted through vault rules.
  3. Document contents → Drive read.
  4. Anything financial, anything requiring a send or a change → stop and hand to a human per PERMISSIONS.

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