5 Open-Source Projects That Made Hermes a Complete Workstation
The Hermes ecosystem is quietly exploding. These 5 open-source tools turned a CLI into a full workstation — desktop apps, shared memory, token savings.
Hermes Agent v0.20.0: It Finally Learned to Talk Back
The voice mode used to feel like leaving a voicemail. Now Hermes interrupts, thinks out loud, and responds across the room. v0.20.0 is the release where Hermes stopped being a typing assistant and became a real agent platform.
MemOS Turns Your AI Agent Into One That Actually Remembers: A Hands-On Look
I was a committed Codex user until last month. Then GLM-5.2, Kimi K3, and Qwen-3.8-Max started climbing the leaderboards, and the price difference between Pro and Plus was hard to justify when the open-weight models were holding their own. So I went back…
AI Agent Automation: How to Make It Work Without Being Prompted
I used to treat an AI agent like a search engine with a personality. I would open a chat, ask a question, get an answer, and close it. Do that a few times a day and the agent sits idle for the other 23 hours and 55 minutes. It does not lack capability.…
The 5 Tools That Actually Make Hermes Worth Using
5 tools that make Hermes worth using. RTK saves tokens, Hindsight adds memory, Tokscale shows spend, Ghostty upgrades terminal, Camoufox gives agents browser.
I Configured an AI Agent. Three Months Later, These Five Tools Are Still Running.
Three months with Hermes. These five tools are still running. The setup that actually stuck -- not the impressive one.