Cloud agents were a novelty now they are standard. I was reluctant to switch to cloud but once I did, there is no turning back. Amazing to see @NousResearch including cloud agents in every subscription. This is a great move and maybe a deciding factor for those who were wondering between grok bot or hermes. I love that. Agents standard vm size dependent on the tier, bigger sizes or extra agents cost credits.

I built a coding profile for Hermes Agent on Nous Portal, in two versions: portal-coder-premium and portal-coder-mid. a strong model plans, hands the edits to a low-cost subagent, then reviews the result and runs the tests itself. specs: - planner: Claude Sonnet 5.5 (premium) or GLM-5.3 (mid) - subagents: GPT-6 Luna - screenshots, compression and risky-command checks: GPT-6 Luna - titles and small side tasks: Ling 3.0 Flash - in a repo, Hermes switches to its coding toolset - approvals set to ask you before any force push - cost in the status bar it is for people who code with Hermes on the Portal and want a strong model making the calls, without paying its rate for every screenshot and title. every pick came from my own runs through the Portal API, with coding tasks judged by hidden tests. numbers are in each README. > premium hermes profile install > mid hermes profile install

three days to NousCon. I am in New York for it and I want to meet as many of you as I can. if you are coming, reply with what you are building and a link to it. I will come find you so I can Nous pill you 💊

a Hermes Agent user took on a neighbour's 2005 Mustang and asked his agent to build him a Mac app to watch the car live. HermesOBD is the result, a new open-source community build by trafalger1801: a live OBD-II dashboard for macOS that talks to a Bluetooth car adapter and sends the readings to your own Hermes Agent for commentary. - live engine data: RPM, speed, coolant temperature and more - reads stored and pending trouble codes - logs every drive to CSV - sends Hermes a summary every 30 s, and Hermes comments on how the readings change - answers your questions about the data, inside the app - read-only by design: every command goes through an allowlist, no tuning, no reflashing live data and trouble codes are tested on the Mustang with an Innova 3210RS adapter.

your Hermes Agent, on your wrist. Hermes Watch is a new open-source community build for the Amazfit Active 2 watch: tap TALK, ask, and Hermes Agent answers on the watch, in text and out loud. what it does: - voice in, answers on your wrist, no phone in your hand - reads answers out loud, with a Voice on/off button - one ongoing conversation until you say "new chat" - Approve / Deny cards when Hermes asks before running something, one request at a time - long jobs keep running after you close the app, and the result lands on your Telegram - texts, car commands and a PC restart only run after you tap Yes - runs on your own PC, reachable only inside your Tailscale network what you can do with it: - ask a quick question while you walk or cook - approve the code change your agent wants to make, away from your desk - start a build and get pinged when it's done - check on your PC with a quick health check opensource code below

I built a full game asset kit with my Hermes Agent and the Meshy plugin, about ~1h30 in one Hermes Desktop chat. what we made: - a duck knight hero, rigged, with idle, slash, walk and run animations - a hooded cultist duck enemy, rigged, with idle, spell cast, walk and run animations - 9 props for a ruined, Lovecraftian level: a shrine, a cursed lantern, an iron gate, two tombstones, a tentacled idol, a treasure chest, an altar and a broken pillar - 17 game-ready GLB files - the duck knight as a 10 cm figure, single color, STL and OBJ, ready for a slicer what Hermes did with Meshy: - planned the kit with a credit cost per step, then waited for my yes - made design images with front, side and back views, so I picked the look before anything went 3D - turned the picks into textured 3D models and showed each one in the chat - rigged both characters and added the animations - built the props in batches of three - made everything game-ready: the triangle counts were already fine, so it shrank the 4K textures instead and took the kit from 500 MB to 132 MB - checked the figure for printing at 10 cm, repaired the walls that were under 1 mm, and checked it again it asked before every paid call. the whole kit used 541 credits. @MeshyAI is offering Hermes users a month of Pro with 1,000 credits for $1, so this kit used about half of it. all 89 files landed in one project folder.

25 new stories on the Hermes Agent use cases page this week: - a drainlaying business sends its quotes and invoices from Telegram, on the job site or in the truck - one IT person at a 165-person travel company runs about 80% of the daily work through Hermes - a food and beverage company runs ops, finance and approvals on three Hermes profiles - a mushroom grow tent on a Raspberry Pi, through two Lion's Mane harvests 395 real stories now!

here is a map of the apps your Hermes Agent can work in today, built from your answers to "which app next?" and sorted by what you use them for: (1) work and projects (2) team chat (3) email and calendar (4) on your Mac (5) infra (6) creative and support (7) anything with its own MCP server see thread below 🧵

hermes-vcc-engine is in the Hermes plugin catalog, so your Hermes Agent can compact a long chat without asking the model to write the summary: - on a local model, the wait after a compaction is about 9x shorter in the author's tests - it keeps every command with its exit code, the errors and the files it touched - every line links back to the original message, and Hermes still keeps the originals - one config line turns it on, one line puts the stock compressor back

Hermes Wingtips #105#: trust: untrusted want your Hermes Agent to ask before it changes anything through an MCP server? `trust: untrusted` add it under that server in config.yaml. tools the server marks read-only run as normal, and every other tool waits for your /approve.