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6 results for “memory”

  1. External memory providers: deeper long-term recallTool & integration · Memory & contextAdd one external memory backend, such as Honcho, Mem0, Hindsight or Supermemory, on top of Hermes's built-in memory.
  2. Persistent memory: retain compact working knowledgeTool & integration · Research & knowledge workRetain stable preferences and environment facts across sessions while keeping detailed evidence in durable project records.
  3. Desktop: manage conversations and inspect artifacts visuallyTool & integration · Everyday administrationUse the native desktop interface to work with the same Hermes core, sessions, configuration, skills, and memory.
  4. API server: use Hermes from any OpenAI-compatible clientTool & integration · Running & deployingExpose Hermes as an OpenAI-compatible HTTP endpoint so chat frontends and scripts can talk to your agent.
  5. Subagent delegation: split big jobs across parallel child agentsTool & integration · Automation & schedulingUse the delegate_task tool to hand pieces of work to isolated child agents that run in parallel and report back.
  6. Terminal backends: choose where the agent's commands runTool & integration · Running & deployingRun the agent's shell commands locally, in Docker, on a remote host over SSH, or in cloud sandboxes like Modal, Daytona and Vercel Sandbox.