my kind of office management: click a tiny coworker and see their token bill Office 3D puts busy, idle and offline Hermes profiles in one view. @HermesWatcher found a fun way to see who’s working and where the budget goes

$10k/month for recommendations people actually want? hypothetical: a thousand subscribers at $10/month @karpathy built HackerTube with Claude. i see room for paid feeds built around specific niches and user control

When the machine becomes available again, its sessions are restored. This is the specific detail I noticed in the announcement of the new Hermes Desktop release by @HermesWatcher. I use SSH to work with my DGX Spark, so automatic reconnection is exactly the update I need.

5 people who actually used Hermes Mobile in the last 24 hours The official beta dropped on October 31. Almost no one has access, but the ones who got in are already talking. 1. @tonysimons Gave it a 4/5. He said: skills, memory, MCP, routines — there’s a lot packed in. Setup is fairly easy, the dashboard is solid. Worth installing when you can get access. He also noted it still feels like familiar Cadu DNA rather than a completely fresh product. 2. @ricosystems “It’s really good so far.” He used to do almost everything through Telegram. After installing the app, he hasn’t opened Telegram since. Everything is in one place and convenient. He’s looking forward to it working even better with his phone. 3. @LiorNsnd Told the backstory: the mobile app is essentially a fork of Cadu. Not plagiarism. The Cadu author (@fl_rn_st) first built a client because he wanted to use Hermes from his phone. @NousResearch noticed and hired him to develop the official app. He also showed the Bot Screen UX take over. 4. @daniele_veri “Hermes Mobile is quite polished and smooth but there are still a few things to smooth out. Nevertheless, I’m enjoying using it, great work!” Polished and smooth, but still a few rough edges. Overall he’s enjoying it. 5. @TheCytric “The Hermes Agent Mobile beta is really good but shoutout to the various options for Siri Shortcuts.” The beta is genuinely good. He specifically praised the Siri Shortcuts options. Right now the picture is this: those who managed to get in are mostly happy and say it’s better than messengers. Those who didn’t (like me) are just sitting and waiting for access to open. Are you already inside or still in the queue too?

Hermes Agent mobile app🤩 @HermesAgentTips shared a first look at the Hermes Agent Mobile beta after getting access at NousCon 2026 sleek design and smooth performance are their first impressions. curious to see what @NousResearch brings to the phone next

before sharing a viral claim, ask Hermes to find the earliest posts and separate firsthand evidence from reposts🔎 that’s where x_search interests me: a dated trail i can check, not just a summary. needs an xAI API key

what’s next for Hermes Agent? ask its builders NousCon returns to New York City on October 30, 2026, hosted by @NousResearch what’s on the agenda: • learn about the future of Hermes Agent • meet the Nous Research team • explore exhibits and connect with people building open intelligence • “touch silicon,” as the organizers put it the evening: • 6pm: doors open • 6–9pm: networking and exhibits • 9pm–midnight: party if you’re building with Hermes, this is a chance to bring your questions to the people behind it and meet others working on their own setups

Telepathy is the first product from Neuralink It enables high-speed communication with computers or other people - simply through the power of thought. In my view, that is already incredible🤯 But in just a few years, the data transmission bandwidth will far exceed the speed of human speech or typing. Read that sentence again... and just imagine it👀

3 client files, 1 request to Hermes, no repeating the brief @HermesWatcher found Office Desk, which helps you: • review Word edits as tracked changes • recalculate Excel totals with LibreOffice • edit PowerPoint slides in place • compare changes on one Desk page • undo edits using backups and receipts i like this for keeping client documents aligned without repeating the same brief in three apps writes are limited to folders you add to the Desk

Hermes Agent by @NousResearch can connect to @parestocks’ MCP: 12 tools across Robinhood Chain and Ethereum, no API key or signup this is where AI + crypto gets practical: ask about live markets, check wallet positions, or prepare split, merge and yield-claim transactions in plain English balances and approvals are checked onchain. PARE’s server can’t sign or send; you keep control of your wallet

one lamp is a good first test for Hermes + Home Assistant have it list your devices, switch the right lamp and check its state afterward. once that works, build toward a room routine i like that each plugin has a clear everyday job. pick the one you already need, whether that’s music, research or finding an old decision, and give it a specific task before installing the other four

the first thing i’d check when Hermes keeps forgetting a rule is where it saved it @HermesWatcher breaks down the filing system: USER.md for preferences MEMORY.md for setup notes AGENTS.md for project rules skills for repeatable workflows i want a recurring workflow saved as a skill so the full instructions load when needed, without filling the tiny memory budget. and “i’ll remember” needs a memory tool call behind it

one misunderstood message can become a saved fact about you the undo button in Memory Pane is what caught my attention in @HermesWatcher’s post it shows what Hermes remembered, changed or forgot beside the conversation in Hermes Desktop, with old facts crossed out when they change you can edit a memory, delete something it should never have kept, or undo an update without leaving the chat, and the data stays on your machine that gives me a way to catch a bad assumption while the conversation that produced it is still right there

the useful part for me is reaching the same Hermes gent Aconversations from my phone without setting up a separate web server @BearHuddleston built the browser version of Hermes Desktop, and @HermesWatcher shared that it’s now merged into Hermes itself the workspace is served directly from your existing Hermes gateway: • chat, files, terminal and profiles in a browser tab • the same conversations across CLI, Desktop and messaging apps • layouts adapted for phones and tablets • no separate server or relay the command to open it: hermes webapp Web Access in settings lets you make it available on your network or your own URL, behind Nous login. there’s also a command to sign every browser out at once being able to open files and use the terminal from another device is what makes this more useful to me than having chat access alone

i don’t want every shell command an agent runs inheriting its API keys found an interesting breakdown from @HermesWatcher on how Hermes Agent separates the credentials it needs from the environment its tools receive keys can live in Bitwarden or 1Password, with Proton Pass available through a community plugin and other vaults supported through a CLI Hermes loads the configured secrets at startup, so the .env can hold a vault access token rather than a collection of provider keys what caught my attention: • Hermes credentials are stripped from terminal commands and code sandboxes • each key is tagged with its source • multiple vaults can run side by side for anyone giving an agent terminal access, the environment passed to those commands deserves as much attention as the prompt

giving Hermes Agent access to your machine? @tonysimons shared a security checklist worth reading first✍️, especially the part about using passwords without exposing them to the model. i’d keep this beside the setup guide👇

"how did they build that?" is a useful job for Hermes Agent. @BkashJosi walks through the REA setup, and i like where it stops: a plan you can inspect. worth reading before turning a feature demo into your next coding task

if my credit report says i owe money i don’t, i want Hermes Agent lining up the evidence to challenge it @HermesWatcher’s blueprint is a useful starting point: tie each disputed field to dated evidence, keep missing facts unresolved and track what was drafted, sent and answered my additions: require approval before anything is sent, limit access to sensitive documents and set a retention period for me, the payoff is opening one case file and knowing what supports the claim, what is still missing and what needs my decision