outreach + i18n: update skill count from 9 to 13

All 5 outreach drafts and both i18n READMEs referenced the old count
of 9 skills. This PR added 4 new skills (daily-inbox-triage,
hermes-weekly, spam-trap, meeting-prep) bringing the total to 13.

Updated files:
- README-zh.md, README-ja.md (count + skill name list)
- docs/outreach/blog-post-long.md
- docs/outreach/hacker-news-post.md (count + enumerated list)
- docs/outreach/launch-tweet-thread.md
- docs/outreach/nous-upstream-pr-body.md
- docs/outreach/reddit-localllama.md (count + enumerated list)

Co-Authored-By: Rob <onerobby@gmail.com>

Author: devin-ai-integration[bot]

README-ja.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-guide/m
 ## 主なコンテンツ
 
 - **21 章の本文**（`part1`〜`part21`） — LightRAG、Telegram、MCP、セキュリティ、可観測性、リモートサンドボックス
-- **9 個のインストール可能 Skill**（`skills/`） — 監査、バックアップ、依存スキャン、コストレポート、Telegram トリアージ、PR レビュー など
+- **13 個のインストール可能 Skill**（`skills/`） — 監査、バックアップ、依存スキャン、コストレポート、Telegram トリアージ、PR レビュー、受信トレイ整理、Hermes 週報、スパムフィルタ、会議準備 など
 - **5 つのプロダクション設定テンプレ**（`templates/config/`） — minimum / telegram-bot / production / cost-optimized / security-hardened
 - **インフラ一式**（`templates/compose/`, `templates/caddy/`, `templates/systemd/`, `scripts/`） — Langfuse セルフホスト、Caddy リバースプロキシ、systemd 強化、VPS ブートストラップ
 - **Mermaid アーキテクチャ図**（`diagrams/`）

README-zh.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-guide/m
 ## 内容一览
 
 - **21 章中文正文**（见 `part1` 到 `part21`） — LightRAG、Telegram、MCP、安全、可观测性、远程沙箱
-- **9 个可安装 Skill**（`skills/`） — 审计、备份、依赖扫描、成本报告、Telegram 分类、PR 审查 等
+- **13 个可安装 Skill**（`skills/`） — 审计、备份、依赖扫描、成本报告、Telegram 分类、PR 审查、收件箱分类、Hermes 周报、垃圾过滤、会议准备 等
 - **5 套生产配置模板**（`templates/config/`） — minimum / telegram-bot / production / cost-optimized / security-hardened
 - **基础设施**（`templates/compose/`, `templates/caddy/`, `templates/systemd/`, `scripts/`） — Langfuse 自托管、Caddy 反代、systemd 硬化、VPS 引导脚本
 - **Mermaid 架构图**（`diagrams/`）

docs/outreach/blog-post-long.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The [Hermes Optimization Guide](https://github.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-
 
 But it also has, in the same repo:
 
-- **9 installable `SKILL.md` files.** Not examples. Not snippets. Actual files with YAML frontmatter, procedure sections, and security notes. You drop them into `~/.hermes/skills/` and they work.
+- **13 installable `SKILL.md` files.** Not examples. Not snippets. Actual files with YAML frontmatter, procedure sections, and security notes. You drop them into `~/.hermes/skills/` and they work.
 - **5 opinionated production configs.** `minimum`, `telegram-bot`, `production`, `cost-optimized`, `security-hardened`. One `cp` to `~/.hermes/config.yaml` and you have a working deployment. Every non-obvious field is commented.
 - **A VPS bootstrap script.** Fresh Hetzner CX22 to hardened production Hermes in one `curl | bash`. Caddy + UFW + fail2ban + systemd + skill symlinks + unattended-upgrades.
 - **Reproducible benchmarks.** 12 flagship models × 5 canonical tasks, with the methodology, the dates, the exact reproduction command. Not vibes.

docs/outreach/hacker-news-post.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Hermes (Nous Research, ~94K GH stars) is the agent framework I've been using for
 
 This guide is the other direction: 21 parts of actual documentation *plus*
 
-- **9 installable `SKILL.md` files** (audit-mcp, rotate-secrets, nightly-backup, weekly-dep-audit, cost-report, telegram-triage, pr-review, release-notes, audit-approval-bypass) — drop them into `~/.hermes/skills/` or symlink them in
+- **13 installable `SKILL.md` files** (audit-mcp, rotate-secrets, audit-approval-bypass, nightly-backup, weekly-dep-audit, cost-report, telegram-triage, pr-review, release-notes, daily-inbox-triage, hermes-weekly, spam-trap, meeting-prep) — drop them into `~/.hermes/skills/` or symlink them in
 - **5 opinionated configs** for the 5 real personas (minimum / telegram-bot / production / cost-optimized / security-hardened) — every non-obvious field commented
 - **A VPS bootstrap script** — fresh Debian/Ubuntu to production Hermes with Caddy + UFW + fail2ban + systemd hardening in ~10 min, one `curl | bash`
 - **Docker compose for self-hosted Langfuse** — the single most-asked-for observability setup

docs/outreach/launch-tweet-thread.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 **1/8**
 I got tired of Hermes guides that explain the architecture but don't give you anything to run, so I shipped the opposite:
 
-21 parts of documentation **plus** 9 installable skills, 5 production configs, a VPS bootstrap script, hardened systemd units, and a reproducible cost benchmark.
+21 parts of documentation **plus** 13 installable skills, 5 production configs, 4 reference architectures, a VPS bootstrap script, hardened systemd units, a reproducible cost benchmark, and an in-browser config wizard.
 
 github.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-guide
 

docs/outreach/nous-upstream-pr-body.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ _Maintain your own? Open a PR adding it here._
 >
 > I've been writing a community optimization guide since v0.9.0 shipped, and have gotten enough "where should I link this so people can find it?" messages that I wanted to propose an upstream spot: a small **Community Guides** section in the README.
 >
-> The guide itself is at https://github.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-guide — 21 parts of documentation, 9 installable `SKILL.md` files, 5 production configs, a VPS bootstrap script, and a reproducible cost benchmark. MIT license. CHANGELOG + ROADMAP are real. I cross-check every release note on `main` and update within 72h.
+> The guide itself is at https://github.com/OnlyTerp/hermes-optimization-guide — 21 parts of documentation, 13 installable `SKILL.md` files, 5 production configs, 4 reference architectures, a VPS bootstrap script, an in-browser config wizard, and a reproducible cost benchmark. MIT license. CHANGELOG + ROADMAP are real. I cross-check every release note on `main` and update within 72h.
 >
 > Totally understand if you'd rather maintain a separate page, or curate more carefully before pointing at third-party content. Happy to iterate on the section copy, add more guides as they show up, or even move the list to `docs/community.md` if that fits better.
 >

docs/outreach/reddit-localllama.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ I built a Hermes (Nous Research's agent framework) optimization guide that goes
 
 - **Reproducible benchmarks** — 12 flagship models × 5 tasks (triage / summarize / codefix / deepreason / bulk-extract), methodology + `hermes evals run` command to reproduce.
 
-- **9 installable skills** (`SKILL.md` files with YAML frontmatter — drop into `~/.hermes/skills/`): audit-mcp, rotate-secrets, audit-approval-bypass, nightly-backup, weekly-dep-audit, cost-report, telegram-triage, pr-review, release-notes.
+- **13 installable skills** (`SKILL.md` files with YAML frontmatter — drop into `~/.hermes/skills/`): audit-mcp, rotate-secrets, audit-approval-bypass, nightly-backup, weekly-dep-audit, cost-report, telegram-triage, pr-review, release-notes, daily-inbox-triage, hermes-weekly, spam-trap, meeting-prep.
 
 - **Security playbook** (Part 19) — 7-layer defense against prompt injection, written after the Apr 15 "Comment and Control" attack hit Claude Code + Gemini CLI + Copilot Agent.