54 results for “skills”

  1. If I connect several accounts (say work and home Gmail), which one does Hermes use?FAQ · Security & permissionsWith hosted connectors you can connect two or more accounts of one app, each with a short name such as `home` and `work`. There is no default: when several named accounts…
  2. Is Hermes good for coding, and can it replace Claude Code or Codex?FAQ · ComparisonsIt's a capable coding agent: it reads, edits and runs code in your projects, follows AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, gets real type errors from bundled language servers after each…
  3. Is my data sent anywhere? Does Hermes collect telemetry?FAQ · Security & permissionsAccording to the FAQ, Hermes doesn't collect telemetry, usage data or analytics. API calls go only to the model provider you configure, and your conversations, memory and…
  4. Is Telegram or Discord easier to connect, and do they get the same features?FAQ · Messaging & the gatewayTelegram is usually the quickest: one token from @BotFather, and Hermes Desktop can even create the bot from a QR code. Discord needs an application in the developer portal…
  5. Is there a web interface for managing Hermes?FAQ · Running & deployingYes. `hermes dashboard` starts a local web server and opens `http://127.0.0.1:9119`. From there you can manage config, API keys, MCP servers, messaging pairing, webhooks, the…
  6. Should I use Composio for app connections?FAQ · Skills, plugins & MCPHermes has no built-in Composio integration, and it isn't in the official MCP or plugin catalogs. If a service offers an MCP server you trust, you can add it like any custom…
  7. SOUL.md, USER.md, MEMORY.md or AGENTS.md: which file should I edit, and how should I structure them?FAQ · Memory & context`SOUL.md` in your Hermes home is who the agent is (tone, style, personality, standing instructions), and you edit it yourself. `USER.md` (who you are) and `MEMORY.md` (what the…
  8. What can Hermes do that Claude Code, ChatGPT or other assistants can't?FAQ · ComparisonsThe differences are mostly about where it runs and who controls it. Hermes is open source (MIT) and runs on your own machine, a server or a hosted instance, so it can stay on…
  9. What is Hermes Agent?FAQ · Getting startedHermes Agent is an open-source AI agent built by Nous Research. You can chat with it in a terminal, a desktop app, or through messaging apps like Telegram and Discord, and it…
  10. What's the best way to start learning Hermes?FAQ · Getting startedIf you don't want a terminal, install Hermes Desktop: first-run onboarding gets you to a first message quickly, and you can connect Nous Portal (one sign-in for models plus web…
  11. What's the difference between plugins and MCP servers?FAQ · Skills, plugins & MCPPlugins are Python packages in ~/.hermes/plugins/ (a plugin.yaml manifest plus code) that add tools, hooks and integrations directly inside Hermes. Install them with hermes…
  12. Which memory setup should I use: built-in, Honcho, Hindsight, Mem0, Obsidian or something else?FAQ · Memory & contextStart with built-in memory. It's always on, costs nothing extra, and together with session search covers most personal use. An external provider is additive: it runs alongside…
  13. Why aren't my scheduled jobs running?FAQ · Automation & schedulingAgent-backed cron jobs run inside the gateway, which checks for due jobs every 60 seconds. If the gateway isn't running, those jobs are skipped with a logged reason and fire on…
  14. Why does Hermes lose track in long sessions, and what does “context is over the compression threshold” mean?FAQ · Memory & contextLong conversations fill the model's context window, so Hermes compresses older history automatically, by default at 50% of the context limit (`compression.threshold`). Run…