115 results for “cron”
- Will Hermes run dangerous commands without asking?FAQ · Security & permissionsNot by default. Commands are checked against dangerous patterns, and approvals.mode controls what happens: smart (default) uses a helper model to auto-approve low-risk…
- Wake up to a useful research briefingWorkflow · Research & knowledge workTurn a defined set of sources into a short, dated briefing with evidence and a clear delivery check.
- A software consultancy builds a private Slack assistant that answers questions about the companyCase study · Business operationsEchobind wrote up a Hermes Slack bot that runs on a small private server and answers questions about the company from a condensed summary and a folder of scraped knowledge pages. The write-up is useful mainly for the configuration problems it records, including one where a default setting quietly overrode the Slack tool restrictions.
- A three-person software house uses Hermes skills to fill its sales and marketing gapsCase study · Business operationsHalfbit Studio, a three-person software house with no sales or marketing staff, describes using Hermes for competitor analysis, lead research, outreach coaching and event scouting, with each workflow saved as a reusable skill. It shows a small team turning one-off research prompts into repeatable procedures that hold company knowledge.
- How Razorpay runs one isolated, always-on Hermes agent per employee on KubernetesCase study · Business operationsRazorpay's engineering team describes a platform that gives each of 220+ employees their own Hermes agent, running in a separate Kubernetes namespace with locked-down network egress, audited outbound calls and hourly ingestion of the person's work data. It is a detailed public example of running Hermes as a multi-tenant internal service rather than a personal laptop tool.
- Running a Karpathy-style LLM wiki through a Telegram bot on a small VPSCase study · Research & knowledge workThe author replaced a hand-maintained Obsidian vault with a markdown wiki that Hermes Agent keeps up to date: sources get sent to a Telegram bot, and the agent files, cross-links, logs and lints them. What makes it interesting is that the agent does the bookkeeping. The author still picks what goes in.
- Running a small service business from lead to payment with owner-approved skillsCase study · Business operationsA hackathon team published 16 Hermes skills that they report used to run a real owner-operated service business over Telegram, from quoting through payment links and bookkeeping. Every step involving money, customers or accounts was set up as draft, owner approval, then execution.
- Ten fixes for running Hermes as an always-on Railway service with a Telegram botCase study · Skills, plugins & MCPThe author packaged Hermes in her own Docker image, deployed it to Railway as a persistent gateway, and connected Telegram, Notion MCP and fallback models. She wrote up the ten problems that cost her time. Most are general container lessons that apply to any Docker-based Hermes host.
- Thirty skills in, three kept: a crypto investor's personal analyst setupCase study · Research & knowledge workA DeFi investor reports spending roughly $150-200 in tokens over two weeks experimenting with about 30 Hermes skills, and narrowing down to three that earned their place: a morning X briefing, a bookmark digest, and a daily reflection built on an external memory provider.
- Hermes Agent bot not responding in your chat appTroubleshooting · Messaging & the gatewayWhat to check when your Hermes bot on Telegram, Discord or another chat app stays silent, replies 'unauthorized', or works in DMs but not in groups.
- 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.
- 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.
- Hermes Agent not using your skillTroubleshooting · Skills, plugins & MCPWhat to check when Hermes ignores a skill you wrote or installed, from file location and frontmatter to platform filters, trust and session timing.
- Hermes Agent OAuth login stuck or expiredTroubleshooting · Models, providers & costDiagnose expired or revoked subscription logins, MCP OAuth that never returns, and logins that worked but landed in the wrong Hermes home.
- Hermes Agent on Windows: command not found and other fixesTroubleshooting · Running & deployingWork through the documented Windows pitfalls for native installs and WSL2, from PATH and encoding to editors, shell scripts and the login-time gateway task.
- Hermes Agent profiles: separate agents for separate jobsGuide · Running & deployingHow Hermes profiles give you independent agents on one machine, what they isolate (and what they don't), and the commands for creating, switching, sharing and running them.
- Hermes Agent rate limits and provider errorsTroubleshooting · Models, providers & costHow to read 429s, quota errors, auth failures and stream errors from your model provider, and how retries, credential pools and fallback providers can keep Hermes working.
- 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.
- Hermes Agent sessions: search and resume past workGuide · Memory & contextHow Hermes stores every conversation, how to name, resume, export and prune sessions, and how the agent searches its own history.
- Hermes Agent stuck in a tool loopTroubleshooting · Automation & schedulingHow to stop a Hermes turn that keeps calling tools or seems frozen, and the documented limits and settings that prevent it happening again.