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1. MCP: connect external tool serversTool & integration · Development & operationsExpose selected tools from a local or remote MCP server to Hermes without building a native tool first.
2. 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.
3. Deployment: separate the agent host from its execution sandboxTool & integration · Development & operationsUnderstand the difference between running Hermes in a container and using a container only for terminal commands.
4. Discord: keep agent conversation scoped to the right peopleTool & integration · Everyday administrationConnect Hermes to direct messages or server channels with deliberate mention rules, authorization, and session boundaries.
5. Email gateway: give Hermes its own inboxTool & integration · Messaging & the gatewayLet Hermes read a dedicated mailbox over IMAP and reply over SMTP, with sender authentication on by default.
6. 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.
7. GitHub: inspect repositories before automating changesTool & integration · Development & operationsBuild repository research and review workflows through documented GitHub CLI or separately configured MCP routes.
8. IDE integration (ACP): run Hermes inside your code editorTool & integration · Skills, plugins & MCPStart Hermes in Agent Client Protocol mode so editors like VS Code, Zed and JetBrains IDEs can use it as a coding agent.
9. Plugins: add tools and lifecycle behaviorTool & integration · Development & operationsExtend Hermes with custom tools, hooks, and integrations when instructions alone cannot supply the needed capability.
10. 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.