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1. Hermes Agent security: approvals, allowlists, sandboxingGuide · Security & permissionsHow Hermes's layered defences fit together, from dangerous-command approval and the hardline blocklist to file-write guards, container backends and gateway authorisation, and what each layer does not protect against.
2. Hermes Agent setup: your first 24 hoursGuide · Getting startedAn opinionated, documentation-grounded checklist for a new Hermes install: one working model, deliberate tools and approvals, memory you can trust, one skill, one scheduled job and a paired phone.
3. Hermes Agent event hooks explainedGuide · Automation & schedulingChoose between gateway hooks, shell hooks, plugin hooks and outbound webhooks, and set up a hook that logs, blocks or notifies without surprising you later.
4. Hermes Agent messaging gateway explainedGuide · Messaging & the gatewayWhat the Hermes gateway process does, how to set it up and keep it running, who is allowed to talk to your bot, and how chat sessions behave.
5. Hermes Agent permissions for real workflowsGuide · Security & permissionsDefine access by account, operation and destination so useful autonomy does not depend on ambiguous instructions.
6. Hermes Agent terminal backends: local, Docker, SSH, cloudGuide · Running & deployingWhat each of Hermes's seven terminal backends does, what it isolates, what persists between sessions, and how to pick one for your situation.
7. Hermes Agent web dashboard: a quick tourGuide · Running & deployingWhat the local dashboard can do, which pages save you the most time, and how to reach it from another machine without exposing your API keys.
8. How Hermes Agent memory works (and where it stops)Guide · Memory & contextA plain-English tour of Hermes's two built-in memory files, the frozen snapshot they load into, their hard size limits, and when an external memory provider or session search is the better tool.
9. How to run Hermes Agent 24/7 on a VPS or home serverGuide · Running & deployingKeep Hermes Agent online around the clock: install the gateway as a service, enable linger or a system service, and lock it down before going public.
10. How to set up Hermes Agent on Google ChatGuide · Messaging & the gatewayConnect Hermes through a Google Chat app and Pub/Sub pull subscription, restrict users and optionally enable native file uploads.
11. How to set up Hermes Agent on iMessage with PhotonGuide · Messaging & the gatewayConnect iMessage through Photon's hosted service without a Mac relay. Set access controls and understand shared-line and incoming-attachment limits.
12. How to set up Hermes Agent on MatrixGuide · Messaging & the gatewayCreate a Matrix bot account, configure its credentials and allowlists, choose an encryption mode and start a private conversation.
13. How to set up Hermes Agent on Microsoft TeamsGuide · Messaging & the gatewayRegister a Teams bot, connect its HTTPS webhook to Hermes, restrict access by user ID and send a first direct message.
14. How to set up Hermes Agent on SlackGuide · Messaging & the gatewayCreate a Slack app from the Hermes manifest, save both tokens, restrict access and start the gateway for DMs, channels and threads.
15. How to set up Hermes Agent on TelegramGuide · Messaging & the gatewayConnect Hermes Agent to Telegram: create a bot with Create with QR or BotFather, set your allowlist, start the gateway and chat from your phone.
16. How to set up Hermes Agent on WhatsApp with the Business Cloud APIGuide · Messaging & the gatewayConnect business WhatsApp to Hermes with a Meta app, signed HTTPS webhook and allowlist. Understand the 24-hour delivery window.
17. How to write your first Hermes Agent skillGuide · Skills, plugins & MCPA step-by-step walkthrough of creating a SKILL.md, where to put it, how Hermes discovers and loads it, and how to keep agent-written skills under review.
18. Moving to Hermes Agent from OpenClaw and other agentsGuide · Getting startedUse the built-in, preview-first importers to bring your persona, memory, skills, model settings and bot tokens across, then finish the handful of things that never migrate automatically.