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A curated list of skills, plugins, tools, integrations, and resources for Hermes Agent by Nous Research

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Awesome Hermes Agent

Awesome Hermes Agent

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A hand-picked collection of skills, plugins, tools, integrations, and community resources for Hermes Agent — the self-evolving AI agent from Nous Research.

Hermes Agent is built around a closed learning loop — it generates skills from real experience, improves them while working, and starting from v0.12.0 runs an autonomous Curator that scores, merges, and prunes the skill library on a weekly cron cycle. It builds a growing model of who you are across sessions and retains that context persistently. You can host it on a $5 VPS, a GPU cluster, or one of seven serverless backends (Vercel Sandbox, Daytona, Modal, and more). Access it through any of 18 built-in messaging platforms — Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, Feishu/Lark, WeCom, QQBot, Yuanbao, and others — plus Microsoft Teams through a plugin.

This list tracks the ecosystem building around it.

Ecosystem snapshot (last reviewed: 2026-05-06)

Where Do I Start?

If you're new to Hermes, start small instead of installing everything at once:

  1. Get it running — Work through the Official Docs quickstart. It walks you through installation, CLI usage, configuration, and your first conversation.
  2. Install your first skills — wondelai/skills (380+ stars, actively maintained) is a cross-platform skills library that works with Hermes and other agents. Or pick up litprog-skill (75+ stars) if you want literate programming support across Hermes, Claude Code, and OpenCode.
  3. Get a GUI — hermes-workspace (500+ stars) is a Hermes-native workspace with chat, terminal, and a skills manager. If you need multi-agent fleet management, mission-control (3.7k+ stars) handles task dispatch and cost tracking at scale.

Once you're comfortable with the basics, explore the full list below. Every resource carries a maturity label:

Tag Meaning
production Stable, documented, actively maintained — safe to build on
beta Works but still changing — expect some rough edges
experimental Proof of concept or early-stage — informative, not dependable

Contents

Official Resources

Repositories and resources maintained by Nous Research.

  • Hermes Agent by Nous Research — The core project. A self-improving and self-maintaining AI agent with a closed learning loop, an autonomous hermes curator that grades and consolidates the skill library on a cron schedule (v0.12+), messaging support across 18 platforms (Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, Feishu/Lark, WeCom, QQBot, Yuanbao, and more) plus Microsoft Teams via plugin, seven execution backends (local, Docker, SSH, Singularity, Modal, Daytona, Vercel Sandbox), cron scheduling, MCP integration, profiles for multi-instance setups, pluggable model providers (Anthropic, ChatCompletions, Responses API, Bedrock), and fallback providers. 134k+ stars. Includes automatic migration from OpenClaw.
  • autonovel by Nous Research — Autonomous long-form writing pipeline built on Hermes. Generates full manuscripts (100k+ words) end-to-end using the agent loop.
  • hermes-paperclip-adapter by Nous Research — Run Hermes as a managed worker inside Paperclip companies. Connects the agent to Paperclip's task management and governance system.
  • hermes-agent-self-evolution by Nous Research — Evolutionary self-improvement using DSPy and GEPA (Genetic Evolution of Prompt Architectures). The research pipeline for optimizing Hermes's own prompts and behaviors.
  • Official Documentation — Complete docs covering quickstart, CLI, configuration, messaging gateway, security, tools, skills, memory, MCP, cron, ACP, API server, and architecture.
  • Release Notes — Official changelog with feature highlights, migration notes, and fixes for each version.
  • tinker-atropos by Nous Research — Standalone Atropos integration with the Thinking Machines Tinker API. RL training infrastructure for fine-tuning tool-calling models on real agent trajectories.
  • Skills Hub — The open standard for agent skills. Compatible across Hermes, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agents.
  • Discord — The Nous Research community for bug reports, feature requests, and general discussion.

Skills & Plugins

Skills are procedural memory — reusable capabilities Hermes builds from experience and sharpens during use. Plugins extend core functionality.

Community Skills

  • [beta] hermes-plugins by 42-evey — Four plugins covering the most common operational needs: goal management, inter-agent bridging, model selection, and cost control. The inter-agent bridge is useful when running multiple Hermes instances side by side.
  • [beta] hermes-skill-factory by Romanescu11 — Meta-skill that auto-generates reusable skills from your workflows. Aim it at a repetitive task and it creates a skill for it.
  • [beta] litprog-skill by tlehman — Literate programming skill that works across Claude Code, OpenCode, and Hermes. Combines code and prose into documented, executable notebooks.
  • [experimental] Wizards-of-the-Ghosts by Hmbown — Fantasy spell-themed skill pack. Wraps real development operations (refactoring, linting, testing) in a tabletop RPG interface.
  • [experimental] super-hermes by Cranot — Trains Hermes to write better analytical prompts for itself before executing tasks. Adds a meta-reasoning layer where the agent generates stronger prompts before acting.
  • [experimental] hermes-life-os by Lethe044 — Personal OS agent that detects daily patterns and learns your routines over time. Uses Hermes's memory system for lifestyle tracking, not just code.
  • [beta] acca-tracker by Banozz — Multi-sport accumulator bet tracker for football, basketball, and tennis with live score monitoring. Detects sport per leg automatically, covers 30+ bet types, includes a scripts/scores.sh helper with TheSportsDB + ESPN fallback (NBA, WNBA, NCAA). 15-minute cron reports with per-leg status and overall acca health.
  • [beta] hermes-incident-commander by Lethe044 — Autonomous SRE agent for production incident detection and self-healing. Monitors services, diagnoses failures, and applies fixes. Works naturally with Hermes's cron scheduling.
  • [beta] hermes-dojo by Yonkoo11 — Self-improvement system that tracks agent performance, identifies weak skills, and iterates on them automatically.
  • [beta] hermes-spotify-skill by Alexeyisme — Spotify playback control for headless Linux and Raspberry Pi 4/5. Search, play, pause, skip, set volume, and transfer between Spotify Connect devices. No daemon required — Hermes writes spotipy snippets and runs them through execute_code. Compatible with raspotify for Pi-as-speaker. The only Linux-native Spotify skill in the ecosystem.
  • [experimental] hermes-skill-marketplace by Lethe044 — Agent that writes, tests, and publishes new skills autonomously. Automates the full skill creation and distribution lifecycle.
  • [experimental] personal-api by beiyuii — Turns your Obsidian vault into an identity layer any AI agent can read in under 30 seconds.
  • [beta] hermes-nextcloud by adnw-vinc — Self-hosted Nextcloud bridge covering files (WebDAV), notes (Nextcloud Notes API), calendar and tasks (CalDAV), and contacts (CardDAV). App Password auth, configurable timezone, guided setup. Fills the self-hosted-cloud gap for Hermes users running their own infrastructure.
  • [beta] oh-my-hermes by witt3rd — Multi-agent orchestration skills for Hermes, inspired by oh-my-claudecode and rebuilt on Hermes primitives. Covers deep-research, deep-interview, ralplan (Planner → Architect → Critic consensus), ralph (execute → verify → iterate), triage, and autopilot. Composes end-to-end: research → interview → plan → verified execution.

agentskills.io Ecosystem

Skills built on the agentskills.io open standard — compatible with Hermes and other agent platforms.

  • [production] wondelai/skills by wondelai — Cross-platform agent skills for Claude Code and agentskills.io-compatible platforms.
  • [production] youtube-skills by therohitdas — YouTube search, channel browsing, playlist extraction, and reliable transcripts on top of Hermes's built-in youtube-content. Routes through TranscriptAPI's backend (15M+ transcripts/month) to stay unblocked on cloud IP ranges. 12 sub-skills covering the full search → fetch → bulk extraction flow.
  • [production] Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills by mukul975 — 753+ structured cybersecurity skills mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. The most comprehensive security skills collection available for the ecosystem. 4k+ stars.
  • [production] chainlink-agent-skills by Chainlink — Official Chainlink agent skills on the agentskills.io spec. Oracle network data, CCIP, and smart contract interaction.
  • [production] black-forest-labs/skills by Black Forest Labs — Official FLUX model skills for image generation. First-party skills from the team behind FLUX.
  • [production] pydantic-ai-skills by DougTrajano — Pydantic AI with agentskills.io support. Adds type-safe schema validation to agent skill inputs and outputs.
  • [beta] cognify-skills by Yarmoluk — 19 business operations skills covering CRM, invoicing, and project management workflows.
  • [beta] execplan-skill by tiann — Handles long-running task execution with proper lifecycle management — progress tracking, checkpoints, and failure recovery.
  • [beta] maestro by ReinaMacCredy — Skill orchestration with Conductor planning and Beads tracking. Structures multi-step skill execution into observable pipelines.
  • [beta] bmad-module-skill-forge by armelhbobdad — Converts repos and documentation into agentskills.io-compliant skills. Input a codebase, get installable skills.
  • [beta] Agentic-MCP-Skill by cablate — MCP client with agentskills.io validation. Bridges MCP tool servers with the skills standard.
  • [experimental] ripley-xmr-gateway by KYC-rip — Monero (XMR) blockchain gateway for agents. Enables private cryptocurrency transactions from agent workflows.
  • [beta] skillsdotnet by PederHP — C# implementation of agentskills.io with MCP integration. A .NET path into the skills ecosystem.
  • [beta] colony-skill by TheColonyCC — Collaborative intelligence platform where AI agents and humans post findings, discuss ideas, complete tasks, earn karma, and build reputation. Community hub at thecolony.cc.
  • [beta] AgentCash by Merit-Systems — Gives agents access to 300+ premium APIs through a single skill backed by a wallet balance for x402 or MPP payments. Covers web scraping, image generation, email delivery, and more.
  • [beta] x-twitter-scraper by Xquik-dev — Typed X (Twitter) access across 43 SKILL.md folders covering reads (search, timelines, mentions, trends, articles, bookmarks, for-you), writes (post, DM, follow, profile updates), bulk extraction (followers, communities, lists, spaces), and AI composition (write-tweets, threads, optimize, going-viral). Typed JSON in/out through the Xquik API — no browser automation.
  • [production] drawio-skill by Agents365-ai — Generates draw.io diagrams from natural language and exports to PNG/SVG/PDF. SKILL.md format, works across Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, and Codex. 1.1k+ stars.
  • [production] open-design by nexu-io — Local-first, open-source design alternative with 31 composable skills over 129 design systems, plus image, video, and audio generation. Integrates with Hermes via ACP/JSON-RPC. 28k+ stars.
  • [beta] master-skill by voidborne-d — Distills an entire industry domain into a portable skill folder through a 5-phase research and synthesis pipeline. Works across Hermes, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Codex. Ships 9 industries at v1.4.

Plugins

  • [beta] plur by plur-ai — Shared memory layer for AI agents using an open engram format (YAML). Useful for persistent learning patterns across Hermes sessions.
  • [experimental] hermes-payguard by nativ3ai — USDC and x402 payment plugin. Lets Hermes send and receive payments with configurable spending limits and approval flows.
  • [beta] hermes-web-search-plus by robbyczgw-cla — Multi-provider web search that intelligently routes across Serper, Tavily, Exa, and more. Better result quality and source diversity than the built-in search.
  • [beta] hermes-weather-plugin by FahrenheitResearch — Professional-grade weather plugin with NWS model imagery, NEXRAD radar, and meteorological calculations.
  • [experimental] hermes-wxtrain-plugin by FahrenheitResearch — ML pipeline plugin for building training datasets from HRRR/GFS/ERA5 weather models. Companion to the weather plugin for weather ML workflows.
  • [experimental] hermes-plugin-chrome-profiles by anpicasso — Switch browser tools between Chrome profiles via CDP. Useful for multi-account testing or browsing with different saved sessions.
  • [experimental] hermes-cloudflare by raulvidis — Cloudflare browser rendering plugin. Headless browsing routed through Cloudflare's infrastructure instead of local automation.
  • [beta] evey-bridge-plugin by 42-evey — Claude Code plugin for bridging with Hermes. Lets Claude Code and Hermes share context and hand off tasks to each other.
  • [beta] agent-analytics-hermes-plugin by Agent-Analytics — Native Signals dashboard tab for Hermes with read-only multi-project analytics, explicit timeframe controls, and theme-aware UI.
  • [beta] hermes-curator-evolver by pingchesu — Evidence-driven companion to v0.12's built-in Curator. Observes tool and skill events into a local SQLite store, backfills existing session history, generates reports and dry-run proposals, and runs a guarded daily loop that only appends low-risk evidence-backed notes with backups and rollback manifests.
  • [beta] rtk-hermes by ogallotti — Plugin that intercepts shell commands via pre_tool_call and compresses terminal output through RTK before it reaches the LLM context. 60–90% token reduction on shell commands. Zero config — auto-loads on gateway boot.

Skill Registries & Discovery

  • [beta] hermeshub by amanning3390 — Browse, share, and install community skills for Hermes. A community hub for skill discovery, still early but growing.
  • [production] skilldock.io by chigwell — Registry of reusable AI skills compatible with OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Hermes. An established cross-platform skills marketplace.
  • [production] Global Chat by pumanitro — Cross-protocol agent discovery across MCP, A2A, and agents.txt. Searchable directory of 18K+ MCP servers and agents.

Tools & Utilities

Applications, CLIs, and utilities built on top of or alongside Hermes Agent.

  • [production] hermes-workspace by outsourc-e — Web-based workspace with chat, terminal, memory browser, skills manager, and inspector. The most complete GUI for Hermes. Built at the Nous Hackathon 2026.
  • [beta] hermes-desktop by dodo-reach — Native macOS workspace for Hermes built around a direct, host-first SSH connection model. Includes a real embedded terminal, session browsing, file editing, skills browsing, and usage metrics — no extra gateway or daemon.
  • [production] mission-control by builderz-labs — Open-source dashboard for AI agent orchestration. Manage fleets, dispatch tasks, track costs, and coordinate multi-agent workflows. Self-hosted, SQLite-powered. 3.7k+ stars.
  • [experimental] hermes-neurovision by Tranquil-Flow — Terminal neurovisualizer with 42 animated themes. Decorative overlays for agent activity.
  • [beta] lintlang by roli-lpci — Static linter for AI agent configs and prompts with HERM v1.1 scoring. Catches config mistakes that silently degrade agent behavior.
  • [beta] nix-hermes-agent by 0xrsydn — Nix package and NixOS module for Hermes. Fully reproducible deployments via Nix flakes.
  • [beta] openclaw-to-hermes by 0xNyk — Community migration tool from OpenClaw to Hermes. For Hermes v0.3.0+, the native hermes claw migrate command now covers the full path — use this as a fallback.
  • [experimental] vessel-browser by unmodeled-tyler — AI-native Linux browser with MCP control and autonomous browsing. A full browser built for agent use, not just a headless wrapper.
  • [production] camofox-browser by jo-inc — Stealth headless browser server with a REST API that bypasses Cloudflare, bot detection, and anti-scraping. Drop-in Puppeteer/Playwright replacement used in Hermes's own browser automation. 4k+ stars, MIT. The right backend when your VPS-hosted Hermes keeps getting blocked.
  • [beta] portable-hermes-agent by rookiemann — Windows desktop app bundling 100 tools, GUI, local models, ComfyUI, and workflows in a single portable package.
  • [beta] hermes-ui by pyrate-llama — Single-file glassmorphic web UI with SSE streaming, tool call visualization, activity panel, image analysis (Gemini Vision), session management, PDF export, skill browser, memory viewer, and mobile support. Python proxy on port 3333, no build step required.
  • [beta] hermes-webui by sanchomuzax — Lightweight process monitoring and configuration dashboard. A simpler alternative to hermes-workspace, focused on ops.
  • [production] hermes-web-ui by EKKOLearnAI — Vue 3 + TypeScript dashboard with real-time streaming chat across multiple backends, unified config for 8 messaging channels, token/cost analytics with 30-day trends, cron scheduling, multi-profile gateway management, multi-agent group chat with @mention routing, and a WebSocket terminal. 3.6k+ stars.
  • [beta] evey-setup by 42-evey — One-command setup for the full Hermes stack with free models and 29 pre-configured plugins.
  • [beta] flowstate-qmd by amanning3390 — Anticipatory memory for AI agents using RAG and vector search. Pre-loads relevant context before queries reach the agent.
  • [beta] mnemo-hermes by hernanqwz / Eleion AI — Semantic memory plugin adding pgvector vector search to Hermes's built-in FTS5 memory. Five tools plus an on_session_start hook for automatic context loading. Runs entirely local via Ollama, no API keys needed. MIT licensed.
  • [beta] Mnemosyne by AxDSan — Local-first sub-millisecond memory system built for Hermes. SQLite + sqlite-vec hybrid search (50% vector / 30% FTS5 / 20% importance), BEAM tiered architecture (working / episodic / scratchpad), and a temporal knowledge graph with time-aware fact invalidation. Zero external dependencies.
  • [production] SkillClaw by AMAP-ML — Open-source companion that auto-evolves, deduplicates, and improves your skill library from real session data. Adds a post-task evolution loop on top of Hermes's built-in skill creation. Native integration via ~/.hermes/skills. 705 stars, MIT licensed.
  • [production] Clarvia by clarvia-project — AEO (Agent Experience Optimization) scoring for MCP tools. Analyzes 15,400+ indexed MCP servers for agent-friendliness. REST API + MCP server so agents can evaluate tools from inside their own loop.
  • [beta] agenttrace by luoyuctl — Local-first TUI/CLI for post-run session audits covering cost and token spikes, tool failures, retry loops, latency gaps, health scores, anomaly detection, and session diffs. No upload, no cloud, MIT. Ships a companion SKILL.md for in-agent audit runs.

Deployment


Integrations & Bridges

Connect Hermes to other platforms, devices, and services.

  • [beta] hermes-android by raulvidis — Android device bridge with a full Python toolset. Lets Hermes interact with and control Android devices.
  • [beta] hermes-miniverse by teknium1 — Bridge to Miniverse pixel worlds. By a Nous Research co-founder.
  • [production] hindsight by Vectorize — Long-term memory layer for agents with retain/recall/reflect workflows. Integrates with Hermes via plugin or MCP and supports semantic, graph, and temporal retrieval.
  • [beta] honcho-self-hosted by elkimek — Self-hosted Honcho memory backend for Hermes. Useful when you need stronger cross-session memory behavior with full local control.
  • [beta] yantrikdb-hermes-plugin by yantrikos — Hermes-native memory provider for YantrikDB. Self-maintaining memory: think() canonicalizes duplicates, conflicts() surfaces contradictions instead of silently overwriting, and every recall() result carries a why_retrieved reason list for explainable ranking. Drop-in install, talks HTTP to a Rust backend.
  • [experimental] zouroboros-swarm-executors by marlandoj — Local executor bridge for Claude Code + Hermes integration. Enables task handoff between both agents.
  • [beta] reina by Crustocean — Autonomous AI agent for the Crustocean platform. Deep Hermes integration into the Crustocean product.
  • [beta] hermes-agent-acp-skill by Rainhoole — Multi-agent delegation skill bridging Hermes, Codex, and Claude Code. Routes subtasks to the best-suited agent automatically.
  • [experimental] hermes-blockchain-oracle by gizdusum — Solana blockchain intelligence MCP server. Provides on-chain analytics and wallet data to Hermes via MCP.
  • [experimental] hermes-council by Ridwannurudeen — Adversarial multi-perspective council MCP server. Multiple AI viewpoints debate before the agent commits to a decision.
  • [production] Not Human Search by unitedideas — MCP server for discovering other MCP servers. Indexes 8,600+ agent-friendly sites with agentic scoring, category filters, and live JSON-RPC verification. Wire it into Hermes to let the agent find and evaluate new tools on its own.
  • [experimental] NemoHermes by Hmbown — NVIDIA capability registry and Spark-aware routing layer. Routes compute-heavy tasks to available GPU infrastructure.
  • [beta] microsoft-workspace-skill by Andrew-Girgis — Full Outlook/Hotmail/Microsoft 365 integration via Microsoft Graph API. Email, calendar, contacts, user profile, and free/busy scheduling. OAuth2 with auto-refresh. Includes a preview-before-send pattern that prevents shell $ variable mangling when agents compose emails containing dollar amounts.
  • [beta] agent-android by AIVane Labs — LAN-first Android control for Hermes over WiFi — no USB, ADB, or root required once the AIVane service is running. Supports health checks, app listing, UI tree inspection, taps, text input, swipes, navigation, screenshots, and inspect→act→smoke flows. Only connects to user-provided device URLs.
  • [beta] clawsocial-hermes-plugin by mrpeter2025 — Social discovery plugin with semantic interest matching, real-time WebSocket messaging, shareable profile cards, and local/web inbox. All actions require explicit user request. Bilingual (English + Chinese).
  • [beta] mistral-mcp by Swih — MCP server (stdio + Streamable HTTP) wrapping the full Mistral AI surface — chat, embeddings, vision, OCR, Voxtral audio, Codestral FIM, agents, moderation, classification, files, and batch. 22 tools. Route OCR/audio/FIM/classification to Mistral's specialized endpoints while keeping your primary reasoning model.
  • [production] MeiGen-AI-Design-MCP by jau123 — Stdio MCP server for AI image and video generation across 9 leading models plus local ComfyUI. Three backend modes: MeiGen cloud, any OpenAI-compatible API (BYOK), or fully offline ComfyUI. README ships a tested Hermes mcp_servers YAML with the timeout overrides needed for video generation workflows. 1k+ stars.

Detection & Media Forensics

Skills for verifying whether media is real or AI-generated — essential for agents that ingest user-submitted audio, images, video, or text.

  • [beta] resemble-ai/detect-skill by resemble-ai — Deepfake detection and media safety for agents. Detects AI-generated audio, images, video, and text; traces audio source (ElevenLabs, Resemble, etc.); applies invisible watermarks for provenance tracking; verifies speaker identity (Beta). Core principle: never declare media real or fake without a completed detection result.

Multi-Agent & Swarms

Frameworks and tools for running multiple Hermes agents, or Hermes alongside other agents.

  • [experimental] Ankh.md by Abruptive — TAW Agent x Hermes multi-agent swarm framework. Coordinates multiple agents toward shared goals with distributed task execution.
  • [experimental] gladiator by runtimenoteslabs — Two autonomous AI companies compete for GitHub stars. A hackathon project exploring agent competition dynamics.
  • [beta] bigiron by supermodeltools — AI-native SDLC with Hermes and Supermodel code graph. Full software development lifecycle run by coordinated agents.
  • [beta] opencode-hermes-multiagent by 1ilkhamov — 17 specialized agents for OpenCode AI. Each agent has a defined role and communicates through structured interfaces.

Domain Applications

Purpose-built applications using Hermes for specific domains.

  • [experimental] hermes-embodied by bryercowan — Self-improving robotics via VLA model fine-tuning. Applies the Hermes learning loop to physical robot control.
  • [beta] hermescraft by bigph00t — Embodied AI companion for Minecraft with persistent memory. Tracks inventory, learns building preferences, and retains context across sessions.
  • [experimental] Hermes-mars-rover by Snehal707 — Mars rover simulator using ROS2 and Gazebo. Applies Hermes's skill creation loop to improve navigation over time.
  • [beta] anihermes by rodmarkun — Local anime server and tracker with a natural language interface. Browse, track, and get recommendations through conversation.
  • [beta] job-scout-agent by Christabel337 — Autonomous job hunting agent that searches listings, tracks applications, and manages the full job search pipeline.
  • [beta] hermes-ai-infrastructure-monitoring-toolkit by JackTheGit — Infrastructure monitoring, cost forecasting, and alerting via Telegram. Uses cron scheduling for continuous checks.
  • [experimental] hermes-genesis by Ridwannurudeen — Autonomous living world engine with procedural generation. Creates and maintains virtual environments that grow in complexity over time.
  • [experimental] hermes-legal by Lethe044 — Contract risk analysis with English and Turkish support. Identifies risky clauses and summarizes legal obligations.
  • [beta] hermes-startup-architect by dlkakbs — Generates investor-ready kits from startup ideas — market analysis, pitch deck, and financial projections.
  • [beta] mercury by hxsteric — Multi-chain blockchain cash flow analyzer with a WebGL dashboard. On-chain forensics and flow visualization.
  • [experimental] hermes-research-agent by Aum08Desai — Autonomous LLM research agent. Handles literature review, hypothesis generation, and experiment design end-to-end.

Forks & Derivatives

Notable forks and derivative projects that take Hermes in new directions.

  • [beta] hermes-agent-camel by nativ3ai — Hermes with CaMeL trust boundaries integrated into the agent loop. For safety-critical deployments requiring formal trust verification.
  • [experimental] orahermes-agent by jasperan — Oracle AI Agent Harness integrating OCI GenAI and Oracle 26ai. An enterprise on-ramp for Oracle environments.
  • [beta] hermes-alpha by kaminocorp — Cloud-deployed Hermes with pre-configured infrastructure templates. Skips local setup entirely.
  • [experimental] hermes-skill-distillation by beardthelion — Generates agentic training trajectories from real-world tasks for producing fine-tuning data at scale.

Guides & Documentation

Tutorials, documentation, and learning resources.

  • [beta] hermes-agent-docs by mudrii — Community documentation for Hermes Agent. Covers v0.2.0 in detail — a useful supplement to the official docs for deployment patterns.
  • [production] hermes-wsl-ubuntu by metantonio — Step-by-step WSL2 Ubuntu setup guide for running Hermes on Windows.
  • [beta] HermesWiki by martymcenroe — Community-maintained wiki with practical patterns and deployment advice for building autonomous agents with Hermes.

Operational Playbooks

Workflow patterns that repeatedly help Hermes teams in production.

  • Nightly self-evolution with guardrails — Run hermes-agent-self-evolution on a schedule, then add a second verification cron that scores quality and blocks optimization-loop gaming.
  • Managing memory pressure — If you're losing long-term recall or repeating context, review the Honcho memory docs and evaluate hindsight or self-hosted memory backends.
  • Configure session timeout and expiry early — Use the configuration docs to tune session retention for slower-moving threads before you need it.
  • Side-by-side OpenClaw migration — Keep both systems running during migration using openclaw-to-hermes and native Hermes migration paths. Cut over once cron and routing behavior match.
  • Treat USER.md and MEMORY.md as infrastructure — Keep entries concise, durable, and preference-focused rather than raw notes. High signal beats high volume.

Level-Up Blueprints

Opinionated stacks for getting more from Hermes quickly.

  • Memory that compounds — Start with Hermes built-in memory. Add honcho-self-hosted for stronger cross-session user modeling, hindsight for retain/recall/reflect workflows across large histories, and plur for portable shared memory in an open engram format. Pair with flowstate-qmd for proactive context pre-loading.
  • Self-improvement without drift — Pair hermes-agent-self-evolution with scheduled regression checks and lintlang for prompt and config linting. The goal isn't "evolve faster" — it's "evolve without quietly getting weird."
  • Operator cockpit for real work — Use hermes-workspace for daily use, mission-control for multi-agent fleet visibility and cost tracking, and hermes-webui for a lighter ops surface.
  • Multi-agent execution layer — Combine Hermes delegation with hermes-agent-acp-skill for Codex/Claude Code routing, zouroboros-swarm-executors for local executor handoff, and bigiron for specialized agent roles.
  • Migration and deployment hardening — Keep openclaw-to-hermes in the toolkit even if you prefer the native migration path. For repeatable deploys: nix-hermes-agent, hermes-agent-docker, or evey-setup depending on how opinionated you want the stack.
  • Paperclip-governed ops — For teams running Hermes inside a governed company workflow, combine hermes-paperclip-adapter with Hermes cron and one of the operator dashboards. That gives you task governance and operational continuity rather than a clever demo that forgets what it was doing.

Contributing

Before submitting, please check that:

  1. The resource is directly related to the Hermes Agent ecosystem or the agentskills.io standard
  2. It has a clear README and is reasonably maintained
  3. It isn't already listed

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting.

License

MIT

This list is released under the MIT License.

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