10 results for “skills”
- Skills HubGlossaryThe browsable catalog of installable skills from official, skills.sh, GitHub and other sources, managed with hermes skills browse, search and install.
- SkillGlossaryA folder with a SKILL.md file containing on-demand instructions for a task, compatible with the agentskills.io standard. Skills live in ~/.hermes/skills/ and work as slash commands.
- skill_manageGlossaryThe tool the agent uses to create, update and delete its own skills. The docs call this its procedural memory.
- SKILL.mdGlossaryThe required main file of a skill, holding its name, description and step-by-step instructions. It can be accompanied by references, templates, scripts and assets.
- CuratorGlossaryA background maintenance pass that tracks how agent-created skills are used, moves unused ones from active to stale to archived, and never auto-deletes them.
- Hermes AgentGlossaryAn open-source (MIT) AI agent from Nous Research that runs in your terminal, a desktop app or chat apps, uses tools for you, and learns over time through memory and skills.
- Hermes home (HERMES_HOME)GlossaryThe data folder where Hermes keeps config, keys, memory, skills and sessions. It's ~/.hermes on Linux and macOS, and the HERMES_HOME environment variable points Hermes at a different one.
- ProfileGlossaryA separate Hermes home under ~/.hermes/profiles/ with its own config, keys, memory, sessions and skills, letting you run several independent agents.
- Progressive disclosureGlossaryHermes' token-saving way of loading skills: the agent first sees only names and descriptions, and opens a skill's full content only when needed.
- Write approvalGlossaryAn optional setting (memory.write_approval, and skills.write_approval for skills) that holds the agent's writes for your review. You manage them with commands like /memory pending and /memory approve.