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1. witcheer's Autopilot prompt #19: what your Hermes Agent knows about youwitcheer's Wingtips · PromptsList recorded personal facts with their sources, then choose which memory entries to remove.
2. witcheer's Autopilot prompt #21: what your Hermes Agent does on its ownwitcheer's Wingtips · PromptsIdentify automatic features and their effective settings, then review selected changes.
3. witcheer's Autopilot prompt #22: one agent or twowitcheer's Wingtips · PromptsReview your use cases and draft a small profile plan without creating any profiles.
4. witcheer's Autopilot prompt #9: your agent writes its own manualwitcheer's Wingtips · PromptsPreview a one-page setup manual with verified settings, paths and recovery instructions.
5. witcheer's Wingtips #24: gateway sessions do not auto-reset by defaultwitcheer's Wingtips · Memory & contextGateway conversations persist by default; timed resets now require the separate policy plugin.
6. witcheer's Wingtips #30: back up your agent before you need towitcheer's Wingtips · Maintenance & updatesBack up agent state before changing machines or making an experiment difficult to undo.
7. witcheer's Wingtips #31: see what every message costs before you send itwitcheer's Wingtips · Models, providers & costInspect the instructions and tool schemas that occupy a fresh session before conversation history is added.
8. witcheer's Wingtips #34: hermes proxywitcheer's Wingtips · Tools, MCP & pluginsThe subscription proxy gives compatible local apps model access through your Hermes-managed login.
9. witcheer's Wingtips #4: which file is your agent's brainwitcheer's Wingtips · Skills & instructionsFile priority can explain why project rules are missing from your agent's context.
10. witcheer's Wingtips #45: if you ever want to bring an existing OpenClaw setup into Hermes Agent, there is a command for thatwitcheer's Wingtips · Setup & configThe official importer can bring over a supported OpenClaw setup after showing its plan.
11. witcheer's Wingtips #53: SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md, USER.mdwitcheer's Wingtips · Skills & instructionsSeparate agent-wide identity, project rules and remembered facts so each loads in the right place.
12. witcheer's Wingtips #54: session, project, profile, botwitcheer's Wingtips · Setup & configConversations and workspaces organize work; profiles hold agent state and Bots expose it in Desktop.
13. witcheer's Wingtips #61: cron preflightwitcheer's Wingtips · Scheduling & automationA blocked_config result means the scheduler found a setup problem before starting the model.
14. witcheer's Wingtips #64: AGENTS.override.mdwitcheer's Wingtips · Skills & instructionsUse AGENTS.override.md for local project rules without editing the team's tracked instructions.
15. witcheer's Wingtips #65: hermes sessions importwitcheer's Wingtips · Memory & contextImport a Claude Code or Codex CLI conversation, then resume the resulting Hermes session.
16. witcheer's Wingtips #71: hermes -z --resume, one-shot calls that keep the threadwitcheer's Wingtips · Scheduling & automationUse --resume with hermes -z so a later script call can build on an earlier answer.
17. witcheer's Wingtips #85: hermes pause, stop your agent starting new workwitcheer's Wingtips · Scheduling & automationUse the global pause switch to hold new scheduled fires, kanban dispatch and chat turns.
18. witcheer's Wingtips #9: a profile is a whole separate agent, not a settingwitcheer's Wingtips · Setup & configA profile separates agent state; several messaging channels can still use one profile.