Competitor page watch

Use case

Prices and plan tables change when you are not looking. Hermes fetches the pages you care about on a schedule, compares them to the last snapshot, and messages you only when a tracked field actually changed.

Edit before you send: The page URL, the fields to watch, how often to check, and the snapshot file name.

Prompt to paste into Hermes Agent

Save this as a skill named price-watch. Run every [12] hours. Watch: [https://example.com/pricing] Track only these fields: [price of the plan I compete with], [plan names], [any promo line above the fold]. Store the last snapshot as JSON at [PATH]/[slug].json. Each run: 1. Fetch the page as markdown. If the fetch fails, alert me once and keep the old snapshot. 2. If there is no snapshot yet, save this run as the baseline and send "Baseline saved for [slug]". Do not call that a change. 3. If a tracked field differs from the snapshot, send a Telegram message with the field, the old value, and the new value. Then replace the snapshot. 4. If nothing tracked changed, stay quiet. Do not send "no change". Do not watch the whole page. Layout and cookie banners are not changes. Add another URL only when I paste one in the same shape.

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