# witcheer's Wingtips #35: hermes bundles

Written by [witcheer](https://x.com/witcheer) at Nous Research. Republished with credit.

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Published: 2026-07-30  
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Sources: [Hermes docs: Skills](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/features/skills)


Hermes Wingtips #35: hermes bundles

if you keep loading the same skills together for the same kind of job, group them under one command:

`hermes bundles create <name> --skill <a> --skill <b>`

typing /<name> in the CLI or any chat platform then loads every skill in the bundle at once. 

a bundle is a tiny yaml file under ~/.hermes/skill-bundles/, so you can check it into a dotfiles repo and share a whole task profile with your team.

super cool for recurring jobs and tasks you perform every day, see below for a quick example :)