Backdate evergreen posts to build a real archive span (EN+ZH)
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11 evergreen posts had no date- or version-sensitive prose, but all carried September 2026 publish dates, making the archive look like it started two weeks ago. Spread them from 2024-09 to 2026-03 so the blog reads as an established publication. Per post-guideline.md, the true publish date moves into `updatedDate`, so the sitemap lastmod and listing sort order keep the real recency while the article displays the long-tail date. Also fixes pre-existing EN/ZH pubDate drift on how-i-host-this-blog (EN 09-04 vs ZH 09-06) -- twins must share pubDate. Posts left untouched pin themselves in prose (e.g. "In September 2026 a Seagate IronWolf 110...", prompt-expiry dates, model release dates).
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title: "Syncing a Self-Improving AI Agent Across Machines"
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description: "How I sync my Hermes agent's skills, config, and cron jobs between two PCs with a git-backed profile distribution — and why I sync manually instead of on a cron."
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pubDate: 2026-09-11
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pubDate: 2026-02-18
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updatedDate: 2026-09-11
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category: case-studies
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tags: [hermes, git, gitea, ai-agents, devops, sync]
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ogImage: /og/syncing-a-self-improving-ai-agent-across-machines.png
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