86 results for “profiles”

  1. 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…
  2. 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…
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. Can Hermes use Firefox or my own Chrome profile for browsing?FAQ · Research & knowledge workChrome-family, yes. Set `browser.use_real_profile: true` and Hermes copies your active Chrome, Edge, Brave or Chromium profile (cookies and logins) into a separate snapshot and…
  6. How do I install a ready-made agent or profile someone else built?FAQ · Getting startedIf it's published as a profile distribution (a git repository), install it with `hermes profile install github.com/<owner>/<repo> --alias`. It brings the author's SOUL.md,…
  7. How do I move Hermes, or a single profile or bot, to another computer?FAQ · Running & deployingFor a whole setup, run `hermes backup` on the old machine. It creates `~/hermes-backup-<timestamp>.zip` with config, credentials, memories, skills, sessions and profiles (not…
  8. ProfileGlossaryA separate Hermes home under ~/.hermes/profiles/ with its own config, keys, memory, sessions and skills, letting you run several independent agents.
  9. A DFIR analyst runs work, coaching and homelab as three separate profilesCommunity report · Business operationsReported by u/stan_frbd. Original source retained.
  10. A food and beverage company runs ops, finance and approvals on three Hermes profilesCommunity report · Business operationsReported by @lecaj_. Original source retained.
  11. A 17-person startup gives every team its own Hermes profile, from code to BizOpsCommunity report · Business operationsReported by @JacquelineSYC19. Original source retained.
  12. A dad built his 12-year-old her own Hermes profile instead of handing over his agentCommunity report · Everyday administrationReported by @trevin. Original source retained.
  13. One isolated Hermes profile per client — sell AI ops to local businessesCommunity report · Business operationsReported by @IBuzovskyi. Original source retained.
  14. 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…
  15. 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…
  16. How do I back up my Hermes setup?FAQ · Running & deployingRun `hermes backup`. It writes `~/hermes-backup-<timestamp>.zip` with your config, credentials, memories, skills, sessions and profiles, and it's safe to run while Hermes is…
  17. 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,…
  18. How do I see, correct or reset what Hermes remembers, and does deleting it make it forget for good?FAQ · Memory & contextThe memory files are plain text, so you can open and edit them directly: `~/.hermes/memories/MEMORY.md` and `USER.md` (inside the profile's folder for other profiles). You can…
  19. How do I set up Kanban, and why isn't it in my Desktop sidebar?FAQ · Automation & schedulingCreate the board once with `hermes kanban init` and keep the gateway running, since it hosts the dispatcher that hands tasks to profiles. Add tasks with `hermes kanban create`,…
  20. How much access does Hermes (and Hermes Desktop) have to my computer, and can I restrict it?FAQ · Security & permissionsOn the default `local` terminal backend, the agent can do what your user account can: run commands, read and write files. Profiles don't sandbox it. Guardrails are on by…