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1. Can Hermes share memory with Claude Code, Codex or other agents?FAQ · Memory & contextNot through Hermes' built-in memory files, which belong to one profile. The route is a memory service that both agents connect to. Hermes supports several external memory…
2. Can I use Honcho, Mem0 or another memory service?FAQ · Memory & contextYes. External memory providers run alongside the built-in files, never replacing them. RetainDB and ByteRover ship with Hermes; Honcho, Hindsight, Supermemory, Mem0, OpenViking…
3. Do profiles share memory, and can two agents share the same memory?FAQ · Memory & contextNo, not by default. Each profile has its own memory, sessions and skills, and the docs warn against running two agents on one profile or Hermes home: both write memory…
4. SOUL.md, USER.md, MEMORY.md or AGENTS.md: which file should I edit, and how should I structure them?FAQ · Memory & context`SOUL.md` in your Hermes home is who the agent is (tone, style, personality, standing instructions), and you edit it yourself. `USER.md` (who you are) and `MEMORY.md` (what the…
5. Which memory setup should I use: built-in, Honcho, Hindsight, Mem0, Obsidian or something else?FAQ · Memory & contextStart with built-in memory. It's always on, costs nothing extra, and together with session search covers most personal use. An external provider is additive: it runs alongside…
6. How Hermes Agent memory works (and where it stops)Guide · Memory & contextA plain-English tour of Hermes's two built-in memory files, the frozen snapshot they load into, their hard size limits, and when an external memory provider or session search is the better tool.
7. 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.
8. External memory providerGlossaryA plugin-based memory service, such as Honcho, Mem0, Hindsight, Supermemory, RetainDB or ByteRover, that adds deeper recall alongside the built-in memory files. Set it up with hermes memory setup.
9. Memory toolGlossaryThe tool the agent uses to add, patch or remove memory entries. A memory only persists if the model actually calls it.
10. Hermes Agent memory not carrying over between sessionsTroubleshooting · Memory & contextCheck the actual write, profile and session boundary before adding more reminders to the prompt.
11. Hermes Agent memory vs context files vs project notesGuide · Memory & contextChoose where a fact belongs so a future session can recover it without carrying your entire project in every prompt.
12. 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.
13. MEMORY.mdGlossaryThe agent's own notes file in ~/.hermes/memories/, covering environment facts, conventions and lessons learned. It's capped at 2,200 characters by default and loaded at the start of every session.
14. A clickable 'memory wiki' of everything worked on, plus a 9am priority routineCommunity report · Everyday administrationReported by Alex Finn (YouTube). Original source retained.
15. A memory kernel that compiles thoughts, not vectorsCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by @lauratom. Original source retained.
16. Built a 22k-line memory kernel underneath HermesCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by @lauratom. Original source retained.
17. Built persistent structured memory because compression dropped my constraintsCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by @mibayy. Original source retained.
18. Cross-agent memory: Hermes + Claude Code + CursorCommunity report · Skills, plugins & MCPReported by @rohitg00. Original source retained.
19. Dogfooding a memory layer that isn't a black boxCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by @nour_h. Original source retained.
20. Hermes is OpenClaw with a week of debug + RAG + memoryCommunity report · Development & operationsReported by u/Suitable_Currency440. Original source retained.