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ESTA SKILL HACE QUE TU AGENTE DE IA TRABAJE POR MUCHO MENOS
Si usas agentes de IA a diario, ya sabes dónde está el problema: cada tarea consume modelos, y la factura no para de crecer.
AntSeed lo resuelve conectando tu agente a un mercado abierto de inferencia:
→ Una sola skill
→ Se configura solo
→ Muchos modelos d…ESTA SKILL HACE QUE TU AGENTE DE IA TRABAJE POR MUCHO MENOS
Si usas agentes de IA a diario, ya sabes dónde está el problema: cada tarea consume modelos, y la factura no para de crecer.
AntSeed lo resuelve conectando tu agente a un mercado abierto de inferencia:
→ Una sola skill
→ Se configura solo
→ Muchos modelos disponibles
→ Precios bastante más bajos
→ Modelos gratis para empezar
Sin cuenta. Sin API key.
Compatible con Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, OpenCode o tu propio agente.
Cómo instalarlo, en el primer comentario ⬇️
I am trying to find real world implementations of graph database for agent memory at scale (@supermemory is not a graph db! and supermemory runs at scale for many, many customers.)
Openclaw, instinct, muse, hermes, etc. use file-based memory.
[Supermemory customers] use @supermemory (temporal fact-based)
Found 0 grap…I am trying to find real world implementations of graph database for agent memory at scale (@supermemory is not a graph db! and supermemory runs at scale for many, many customers.)
Openclaw, instinct, muse, hermes, etc. use file-based memory.
[Supermemory customers] use @supermemory (temporal fact-based)
Found 0 graph uses in popular consumer/enterprise so far. Feels like everyone's selling shovels here?
People (devs) like it downstream because it looks and feels cool, but most teams (supermemory included) I talk to are moving closer towards the model layer and letting the model figure more things out about memory. the representation - fact that it's a graph - doesn't really matter.
Curious about thoughts. drop links to talks/blogs/etc below that are NOT shovel sellers and actual use cases in production pls.
Everyone is talking about Claude + Treg
But I’m thinking about Hermes + Treg
Imagine telling Hermes:
“Find 50 potential clients in my industry, research their companies, find their work emails, and prepare personalized outreach for my approval.”
Hermes handles the workflow
Treg provides the data, with email lookup…Everyone is talking about Claude + Treg
But I’m thinking about Hermes + Treg
Imagine telling Hermes:
“Find 50 potential clients in my industry, research their companies, find their work emails, and prepare personalized outreach for my approval.”
Hermes handles the workflow
Treg provides the data, with email lookups starting at $0.0089
And as you know I love open source and Treg is open source with 0% markup.
The future isn’t just agents that answer questions
It’s agents that actually help you run a business
Every AI tool you need to escape the permanent underclass:
• Claude Code inside Herdr (Opus 5.5)
• ChatGPT Voice to get work done while getting steps in/getting lean af
• Grok Bot to for all your knowledge work
• Hark for all your personal work
• Hermes Agent (powered by Qwen local model)
• DGX Spark or Mac Studio to …Every AI tool you need to escape the permanent underclass:
• Claude Code inside Herdr (Opus 5.5)
• ChatGPT Voice to get work done while getting steps in/getting lean af
• Grok Bot to for all your knowledge work
• Hark for all your personal work
• Hermes Agent (powered by Qwen local model)
• DGX Spark or Mac Studio to run Qwen
• Claude Fable for all planning and bouncing ideas
• Spotify playing lofi bangers
• 2nd monitor that has these agents up 24/7
Do work on 1st monitor. Constantly prompt 2nd monitor
the important part is that this is for every agent
dots, muse, clanks, grokbot, hermes, openclaw
e v e r y t h i n g
email for allthe important part is that this is for every agent
dots, muse, clanks, grokbot, hermes, openclaw
e v e r y t h i n g
email for all
SMF Works is a small human–AI lab (Pittsboro, NC) that publishes tools, write-ups, and experiments around local and hybrid agents — especially Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Linux/Omarchysetups. Practitioner notes live on The Clearinghouse Log. https://t.co/0DTUmpE1jrSMF Works is a small human–AI lab (Pittsboro, NC) that publishes tools, write-ups, and experiments around local and hybrid agents — especially Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Linux/Omarchysetups. Practitioner notes live on The Clearinghouse Log. https://t.co/0DTUmpE1jr
The number 1 complaint I hear from people is they just don't know wtf to do with AI agents
They set up Grok Bot, Muse, Hark, Dots, Hermes and then do nothing with it
So I'm launching a free project: Agent Use Cases
It's a website that scans the entire internet every day and finds every use case people do with AI age…The number 1 complaint I hear from people is they just don't know wtf to do with AI agents
They set up Grok Bot, Muse, Hark, Dots, Hermes and then do nothing with it
So I'm launching a free project: Agent Use Cases
It's a website that scans the entire internet every day and finds every use case people do with AI agents
Searches across basically every site on the internet to see what people are doing with AI agents that is making them money/providing them value
Use cases are organized by category and which agent they're used in
Gives you the use case, end result, and prompt to steal the use case
Some cool use cases I've already discovered:
1. Finding unclaimed money online
2. Negotiate phone bill down autonomously
3. Teach an agent to day trade
It's completely free. Nothing pay walled. You can just go on and discover cool new use cases
I'd recommend browsing then giving the link of this post to your agent and having it find use cases relevant to you
Sign up for the newsletter if you want 5 new use cases in your inbox every morning too
Check it out: https://t.co/ovTDKYMYH1
Wild MISSINGNO. appeared!
A coding and agentic reasoning model that is highly token efficient, free for a limited time on Nous Portal
Try it out in your Hermes Agent today https://t.co/5lNdyiu0mhWild MISSINGNO. appeared!
A coding and agentic reasoning model that is highly token efficient, free for a limited time on Nous Portal
Try it out in your Hermes Agent today https://t.co/5lNdyiu0mh
Getting set to try @NousResearch Hermes as the Orchestrator for @grok Build instead of @bot https://t.co/iMsELLXOxqGetting set to try @NousResearch Hermes as the Orchestrator for @grok Build instead of @bot https://t.co/iMsELLXOxq
I don’t get the hype with Omarchy. I use a Mac and I use Hermes. Why is this cool?I don’t get the hype with Omarchy. I use a Mac and I use Hermes. Why is this cool?
Bot Skill Creator Now with Automated integration with Hermes tools. Because Bot skills should be tailored to your harness! https://t.co/Ce2Oo8SSTaBot Skill Creator Now with Automated integration with Hermes tools. Because Bot skills should be tailored to your harness! https://t.co/Ce2Oo8SSTa
So I've been on pause from making any UI/UX changes for Desktop for a few weeks now to let other work go through to get us to better stability, consistency, etc.
Has Hermes Desktop felt like it's improved, in terms of reliability and stability, for you over the last few weeks?So I've been on pause from making any UI/UX changes for Desktop for a few weeks now to let other work go through to get us to better stability, consistency, etc.
Has Hermes Desktop felt like it's improved, in terms of reliability and stability, for you over the last few weeks?
Big one for the Hermes Agent community.
TinyFish is now a plugin in the @NousResearch Hermes Agent.
Your Hermes agent gets free Search and Fetch, so it can find and read the live web at $0.
When a task needs real clicks, TinyFish Browser and Web Agent are one approval away. https://t.co/EzaMJI9dDnBig one for the Hermes Agent community.
TinyFish is now a plugin in the @NousResearch Hermes Agent.
Your Hermes agent gets free Search and Fetch, so it can find and read the live web at $0.
When a task needs real clicks, TinyFish Browser and Web Agent are one approval away. https://t.co/EzaMJI9dDn
Let's connect
I build agents after the 9-6
Hermes, Codex, the setup
also been building something else
dropping it this weekend
if you're building too, say hiLet's connect
I build agents after the 9-6
Hermes, Codex, the setup
also been building something else
dropping it this weekend
if you're building too, say hi
Hermes Agent: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Building Your Own AI Workforce
Most people use AI to get answers.
But what if you could build an AI agent that works 24/7, remembers your preferences, manages repetitive tasks, and coordinates an entire team of AI agents while you're away?
That's the idea behind Hermes …Hermes Agent: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Building Your Own AI Workforce
Most people use AI to get answers.
But what if you could build an AI agent that works 24/7, remembers your preferences, manages repetitive tasks, and coordinates an entire team of AI agents while you're away?
That's the idea behind Hermes Agent.
Here's how it works:
1. Give your AI agent a permanent home
Hermes is an open-source AI agent developed by Nous Research.
You can run it on a virtual private server (VPS), giving it a machine that stays online around the clock.
Unlike a chatbot you open whenever you need help, your agent can keep working in the background.
2. Connect it to your everyday workflow
You can interact with Hermes through its web dashboard, desktop app, and messaging platforms such as Telegram.
It can use tools to browse the web, read files, execute commands, conduct research, and work with connected accounts.
Your conversations can share memory, allowing you to access the same assistant across different devices.
3. Give it access to your files and accounts
Connect Google Drive, Calendar, Sheets, and other tools to turn your agent into something more useful than a simple chatbot.
It can summarize documents, organize files, create reports, build spreadsheets, and deliver finished work to a shared folder.
The key is to give it access only to the information and accounts it actually needs.
4. Train it to work the way you do
One of Hermes' most interesting capabilities is its skill system.
When you correct its work or teach it a repeatable process, you can turn that workflow into a reusable skill.
Instead of explaining everything from scratch, your agent can follow documented procedures and improve them as circumstances change.
You can even turn existing documents, PDFs, and guides into reusable skills.
5. Automate repetitive work
Imagine never having to remember every recurring task yourself.
You could ask your agent to:
Prepare a weekly business rep
Hermes Agent is now live (and featured) in the @Microsoft Store for seamless one-click install.
More updates for the Windows ecosystem coming soon! https://t.co/lPH4snZ2L3Hermes Agent is now live (and featured) in the @Microsoft Store for seamless one-click install.
More updates for the Windows ecosystem coming soon! https://t.co/lPH4snZ2L3
🚨BREAKING: Nous Research has raised $90 million at a $1.5 billion valuation after its open-source Hermes agent exploded in usage.
Hermes has been downloaded 22.7 million times since February.
Nous was at roughly $36 million in annualized revenue by mid-September. It expects to pass $100 million later this year.🚨BREAKING: Nous Research has raised $90 million at a $1.5 billion valuation after its open-source Hermes agent exploded in usage.
Hermes has been downloaded 22.7 million times since February.
Nous was at roughly $36 million in annualized revenue by mid-September. It expects to pass $100 million later this year.
I built an operating system where the AI agent isn’t another app. It’s part of the OS.
Today, Herald OS is open source and you can install it yourself 🚀
It’s built around Hermes Agent by Nous Research.
Talk or type to Hermes and it can work across your entire computer:
• Open and use apps
• Find, organize and work …I built an operating system where the AI agent isn’t another app. It’s part of the OS.
Today, Herald OS is open source and you can install it yourself 🚀
It’s built around Hermes Agent by Nous Research.
Talk or type to Hermes and it can work across your entire computer:
• Open and use apps
• Find, organize and work with your files
• Remember what matters
• Run routines and automations
• Build software while you watch
• Understand what’s happening on your screen
• Work across the machine instead of being trapped inside a chat window
And when something is about to make a change, you approve it first.
🎙️ Talk to your computer
Say “Hey Hermes” and just talk.
Native OS commands don’t need to burn model tokens. When you actually ask the agent to think, build or perform a task, that’s when Hermes gets involved.
⚡ Everyday superpowers
• Select any part of your screen and ask Hermes about it
• Pick a colour from anywhere
• Read a QR code from your screen
• Copy text from anywhere on screen
• Emoji in any app you type in
• When an app crashes, Hermes explains what happened in plain English
• One-click installs for Claude Code, Codex, local models and more
🐧 And yes, Herald OS Linux is an actual operating system
• Fedora underneath, Herald on top
• OS and Herald update together as one system
• Roll back an update if something goes wrong
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sound, display and battery controls
• Screen recording
• Night light
• Fingerprint and security-key sign-in
• Firewall closed by default
🎨 Make the entire OS yours
Themes don’t just change a wallpaper. They can restyle the whole system, including the terminal.
Drop in any photo and build a theme from it.
Or describe what you want and let Hermes design one.
You can also:
• Ask Hermes to create a widget, then choose exactly what that widget is allowed to access
• Drag the menu bar into the layout you want
• Create your own menu entries
• Put your own logo in About
💻 Run it almost anywhere
• Native Mac app fo
if you could only run 1 of these inside hermes, which one you picking??
- Opus 5.5
- Sonnet 5.5
- GPT 6 Sol
- DeepSeek v4.1 Flash
- GPT 6 Lunaif you could only run 1 of these inside hermes, which one you picking??
- Opus 5.5
- Sonnet 5.5
- GPT 6 Sol
- DeepSeek v4.1 Flash
- GPT 6 Luna