two Hermes Agent tags went out last week, v0.21.2 and v0.21.3. here are five things in them you can use today: (1) the agent can log you into websites (#106480#, #107585#) say "log into GitHub" and Hermes fills the password from 1Password, Bitwarden or its own encrypted vault. the model never sees it. two-factor codes come from a saved authenticator key, or you type them in when asked and the code never enters the conversation. (2) a check before an expensive model switch (#95267#) switching models in the middle of a long chat means the next reply re-reads the whole conversation at full input price. on a large session Hermes now asks first. (3) cron jobs can run when something happens, not only on a schedule (#95262#) point a webhook route at an existing cron job and the job fires the moment the event arrives, a new PR comment for example. the job keeps its schedule as a fallback. (4) long pastes become a file in Hermes Desktop (#108901#) paste more than 3,000 characters into the composer and it turns into a small attachment chip instead of filling the input box. the text goes along as a file. (5) fix a queued prompt before it runs (#95999#) in the CLI, /queue on its own lists what is waiting for the next turn, and you can edit, remove or reorder the lines before they are sent.

Agents on the Order Book: that’s a wrap. 🤖 At Web Summit Lisbon, Rockman walked through BYBIT-EU/skills and how AI-assisted trading workflows can stay transparent, inspectable and under user control. Thanks to everyone who joined.

$1.5 trillion in volume: Re-engineering a giant for the AI era Our CTO Rockman joins Ian Horne of Let Fintech Grow at #WebSummit# to talk AI agents at work and the infrastructure behind 24/7 markets. 10 Nov, 4PM UTC 📌 Developer Summit stage 🕒 11 Nov, 11:30 UTC Session details:

Of course we’re bringing orange tennis balls to Stockholm. 🎾 Tomorrow, it’s game on at the Bybit Stockholm Open! Come see us at our booth for fun activations and a chance to take home Bybit merch.