115 results for “cron”
- Runs Hermes assistants for French small business owners, 8,000 scheduled runs so farCommunity report · Business operationsReported by @julientalbot974. Original source retained.
- Scheduled Hermes to build a useful micro-app for him every night at 2amCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by Alex Finn (YouTube). Original source retained.
- Can Hermes set itself up and configure things for me?FAQ · Getting startedLargely, yes. Describe what you want in chat and it can create scheduled jobs, install and write skills, and walk you through connections such as Google Workspace, whose setup…
- Can I run more than one agent on the same machine?FAQ · Running & deployingYes, with profiles. Each profile is a separate Hermes home with its own config, keys, memory, sessions, skills and cron jobs. hermes profile create coder creates one and also…
- How do I let family members or coworkers use my agent while keeping their data separate?FAQ · Security & permissionsGive each person their own profile (`hermes profile create <name>`). A profile has its own memory, sessions, skills, keys and cron jobs, and each gets its own messaging bot,…
- Profiles, bots, subagents and Kanban: what's the difference and when do I use each?FAQ · Automation & schedulingA profile is a separate agent with its own config, keys, memory, sessions, skills and cron jobs (`hermes profile create <name>`). A Bot Mode bot is simply a profile shown in…
- What do `hermes pause` and `/restart` do to work already in progress?FAQ · Automation & scheduling`hermes pause` is an emergency stop for new work: no cron jobs fire, no Kanban tasks are dispatched and no new gateway turns start (CLI, TUI and Desktop turns included) until…
- What is the messaging gateway?FAQ · Messaging & the gatewayThe gateway is a single background process that connects Hermes to all your configured chat platforms, manages their sessions, runs scheduled cron jobs and delivers voice…
- What should I use Hermes for first?FAQ · Getting startedStart with something that recurs and that you'd otherwise do by hand, because that's where memory, skills and scheduling pay off. Good first projects: a morning briefing…
- Know whether an automation actually workedWorkflow · Development & operationsSeparate scheduled attempts, useful output, and successful delivery so unattended tasks can be trusted.
- Three separate Hermes profiles for coding, research and illustration, each with its own Telegram botCase study · Development & operationsA tutorial that explains Hermes Agent's memory, skills and self-improvement features, then builds three specialist agents as separate profiles. One is a programmer that hands work to Claude Code, one is a researcher that sends a daily digest on a schedule, and one is a designer with a learned drawing style. Each agent has its own Telegram bot.
- Hermes Agent goals and loops: keep it working on its ownGuide · Automation & schedulingWhen to use /goal to keep working until something is done, /loop to repeat a check on a timer, and cron for work that must run when you are away.
- 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.
- Bot ChatGlossaryA profile's canonical chat session with its own bot. The `bot-chat` cron delivery target posts output into it as an incoming message so the bot acts on it, costing one full agent turn per delivery.
- Delivery targetGlossaryThe `deliver` setting that decides where a cron job's output goes: `origin`, `local`, a platform's home channel, a specific chat or topic, a comma-separated list, or `all`.
- Home channelGlossaryThe default chat on a platform where cron results and notifications land. Set it by sending `/sethome` in that chat or with variables such as `TELEGRAM_HOME_CHANNEL`.
- Messaging gatewayGlossaryThe single background process that connects Hermes to Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp and other platforms, and also runs cron jobs.
- No-agent modeGlossaryA cron option that runs a script on a schedule and delivers its output verbatim, with no LLM involved.
- wakeAgent gateGlossaryA way for a cron job's pre-check script to skip the agent: if the script's last stdout line is `{"wakeAgent": false}`, that run spends no LLM tokens. Leaving it out means the agent runs as usual.
- Can agents on two different machines or Hermes instances talk to each other?FAQ · Automation & schedulingYes, in two ways. Bot-to-bot: register the other gateway as a peer with `hermes peer add <name> --url http://host:port --key <API_SERVER_KEY>` (the remote side runs the…