here is what you told me about running Hermes Agent for more than one person:
- most of you run one gateway that several people talk to, Telegram at home, Slack at work. "it is like everyone is talking to the same co-worker."
- one profile per person on the same box is the other common shape: separate memory, separate config, one machine.
- some of you go further and give each person their own container or VM, up to a hundred isolated instances on one company cluster.
- you named per-user permissions inside one shared bot as the thing you want most: one bot in a group chat that only uses the tools each person is allowed to use.
- several of you built that layer yourselves already, with chat-ID role gates and per-user access checks in front of every turn.
- on memory, you agreed on one pattern: each person keeps their own, and the shared part has a single writer.
- you also asked for one place to create bots, invite people and assign rights.
your answers are clear, and we will use them as we build out Hermes for teams.
Hermes Agent community for the win
I'm trying to get a read on how people run Hermes Agent for more than one person today, at home or at work.
- one profile per person on the same box
- one gateway serving several people
- a hosted agent each on a team balance with Hermes Business
- something else?
tell me what you run and for how many people.