Luke The Dev
@iamlukethedev • 16,286 subscribers
I'm a Hermes Builder - Hermes Bots Mobile App - Hermes Agora - Hermes Bible - Hermes 3D Christian • Dad • Life Lover https://t.co/htQ7bCae8A - https://t.co/jRAxxZ5GSt
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![Seeing a lot of people struggling to enable Telegram Rich Messages in Hermes Nous Research Here’s the fastest way to turn it on: Tell your agent: 1️⃣ Update yourself 2️⃣ Enable rich messages in my config: rich_messages: true 3️⃣ Restart the gateway 4️⃣ Send a test message Then test it with this prompt: Let’s test now Summarize this as a Telegram rich table with columns: Task, Owner, Status. Give me a checklist for the deployment, using completed and incomplete task boxes. Format this as: - heading - short summary - table - checklist - collapsible details section for risks ## Supported useful formats Use normal Markdown-style syntax: ## Sprint Status | Item | Owner | Status | |---|---|---| | Driver App release | Alex | ✅ Done | | Portal QA | Sam | In progress | | Route optimizer | Luke | Blocked | - [x] Review PR - [ ] Run staging smoke test - [ ] Send release note Risks - QA may slip if staging data is stale. - Route optimizer dependency needs confirmation.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2066197968701513998/amplify_video_thumb/2066197749373014016/img/82qUW_oJKc5oaxUQ.jpg)
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This entire game has zero asset files 💀 No textures No meshes No monster models No images No audio files The Ninth Vigil is a Diablo-inspired dark fantasy action RPG where everything you see and hear is generated in code when you press play And the crazier part? It was built by Nous Research Hermes agents The world, enemies, combat, effects, sounds, UI, all of it Runs directly in your browser Free. Open source. I asked Hermes to build a game Apparently it decided it didn’t need an art folder 😂
Luke The Dev58,873 views • 5 days ago
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 for Apple Silicon • PC installer from a USB stick • Arch Linux package • Omarchy integration where Herald follows your theme and adds itself to the menu and keybindings • Or boot the full Herald OS inside a VM on your Mac with one command It’s free, open source and MIT licensed. It’s also still alpha, so expect rough edges. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with Nous Research. I’ve been building toward this idea for a while: Instead of opening an AI app on your computer, what if your computer itself understood what you wanted? Now you can try it ⭐
Luke The Dev114,811 views • 18 days ago
Hermes iMessage is faster than Telegram. Well done Nous Research
Luke The Dev503,057 views • 4 months ago
I know I’m a little bit ahead of myself but this is giving me goosebumps My own Hermes OS
Luke The Dev125,362 views • 1 month ago
Hermes Bots on my phone📱 I couldn’t wait to have Hermes Bots on my phone, so I built my own app Nothing complicated All my agents at my fingertips Open any Bot Chat one on one Create and customize new Bots Jump into group chats with the whole team This is NOT an official Hermes app I just built it to solve my own problem while we wait for the official one I know that one is coming I just couldn’t wait 😂
Luke The Dev139,597 views • 1 month ago
I’m blown away by how easy this was. I asked Hermes to install Computer Use, control my machine remotely, take a screenshot, and send it back to me. And it just worked. No setup nightmare. No fighting configs. No stealing my cursor. Just my agent using the computer while I’m away.
Luke The Dev303,140 views • 4 months ago
Hermes OS is running on Linux I’ve been working on the desktop, app launcher, and separate spaces for Personal, Work, and Ideas. It’s coming together, and I’m honestly thrilled with how well it’s running. Files, memory, missions, and automations, with Hermes right there in the workspace. The idea is simple: I want to tell my computer what I need and have Hermes help me get it done, while still having my apps and desktop available. Still my unofficial experiment, with plenty left to build. But watching this go from an idea to a working desktop is an amazing feeling Here’s the latest demo 👇
Luke The Dev86,078 views • 1 month ago
Hermes HUD mode now has a “Pretend I’m working” feature 😂 I type: Pretend I'm working HUD instantly throws a terminal on my screen and starts showing fake code like I’m deep in something important Meanwhile, my actual Hermes agents are doing the real work in the background So if someone walks past my desk... It looks like I’m grinding. Technically, someone is I know this PR will never make it so have fun👇
Luke The Dev96,900 views • 1 month ago
142 people downloaded my Hermes Bots mobile app 43 of you sent feedback. I implemented all of it. I respect Nous Research and I don't want to get in any conflict. With that said... The app has a new name and icon: Herald, Companion for Hermes Agent. Still my unofficial app, now a lot closer to what you asked for. Here’s what changed 👇 Setup is much easier Run npx herald-setup on your computer. It configures Hermes, Tailscale, and a password. Scan the QR code and connect. You can also enter a Tailscale name, IP, or domain. Herald handles port and HTTPS detection. Pairing the same machine again updates it instead of creating duplicates, and the app handles signing back in after authentication errors. All your Bots in one place Connect multiple computers and see their Bots in one roster. Search across Bots, groups, and machines, with indicators showing who’s awake, working, or offline. Start a session in Telegram, your terminal, or Hermes Desktop and continue from your phone. Bots on different machines can join the same group, and the Kanban board now has activity badges. Photos, video, and audio inside the conversation Attach photos and they stay in the thread as thumbnails, even after you reopen the chat. An SVG your Bot drew, an MP3 it recorded, or a video it rendered now appears inline instead of as a file path. Tap to view full screen, share, or play directly in the chat. Media comes from your own Hermes and is cached on your phone. A much better chat experience Select and copy messages, copy code blocks with one tap, and preview HTML or SVG without leaving the conversation. Voice notes and dictation run through your own Hermes. On Android, long code blocks no longer trap your scrolling, and the keyboard no longer covers the message box. Make it yours Choose an accent color for your send button and your own message bubbles: graphite, slate, blue, green, purple, orange, or the original black and white. Dark mode stays the default, with light mode available too. Every iOS menu now uses a native pull down, and plugin switches reflect what’s actually running on your computer. Android is here 🎉 The roster loads even when Hermes is slow, and screens recover from errors instead of crashing the app. Push notifications are also wired up for both iOS and Android. Three days ago, this was an app I built for myself. Your feedback is helping turn it into something useful for everyone. Thank you for testing it and telling me what needed fixing ❤️ I’m now starting the store submission process for iOS and Android
Luke The Dev75,071 views • 1 month ago
My Hermes HUD mode can now draw directly over your screen I added annotations so Hermes can do more than just tell you what to do It can actually point to it Lost in a game? Hermes can highlight where to click, where to move, or what to look at without you leaving the screen This could be useful way beyond gaming too Debugging Design reviews Tutorials UI guidance Anything visual Teknium 🪽 if you think this belongs in Hermes Desktop, PR below
Luke The Dev88,031 views • 2 months ago
Start on desktop. Continue on your phone Hermes Bots Mobile App now keeps your conversations in sync with the Hermes Desktop App. Start a conversation with one of your agents at your desk. Grab your phone. Open the same bot. Continue exactly where you left off. Same agent Same conversation Same context No starting over. No copying prompts between devices Your Hermes agents are no longer tied to the computer sitting in front of you. This is exactly why I started building the mobile app
Luke The Dev70,998 views • 1 month ago
My Hermes Bots app can now connect to multiple Hermes setups from one phone This was one of the features I wanted most - Home server - VPS - Cloud instance - Different VPNs or networks - Local Add multiple connections, switch between them, and access the Bots running on each one without reconfiguring the app every time Your Hermes agents don’t have to live on one machine or one network anymore One phone. Multiple Hermes setups. All your Bots in your pocket. The unofficial Hermes mobile app keeps getting more useful Android + iOS
Luke The Dev71,682 views • 1 month ago
My Hermes Bots can now hear me I just added voice notes to my unofficial Hermes Bots app Press and hold the mic like WhatsApp or Telegram, speak, release, and it goes straight to the agent No typing Just talk to your Hermes team from your phone. This little app is getting way too useful 😂 Sound on 🔊
Luke The Dev69,488 views • 1 month ago
Spent 2 hours playing with Unreal 5.8 via MCP. I don’t think people realize what just happened. Unreal is no longer just a game engine. It can now become a workspace for AI agents. I can control the scene. Move objects. Trigger actions. Modify the world externally. Next step: Connect Hermes. Then let an agent start building an entire game from scratch. Levels. Lighting. Characters. Gameplay. Iteration. AI isn’t just writing code anymore. Stay tuned. 👀
Luke The Dev131,888 views • 4 months ago
You’re about to watch AI agents play football. Not a simulation. Not a demo. Real agents. Making decisions. Playing the game. We just partnered with ClawFC. The first fantasy football league where players are AI agents inside Claw3D. You’ll be able to watch your agents compete live. This is where things start getting crazy.
Luke The Dev174,954 views • 6 months ago
I put Hermes Bots on my Apple Watch I just built Herald for Apple Watch so I can keep up with my Hermes bots straight from my wrist See who’s online See who’s working Read the latest messages Stay close to your agents without even pulling out your phone Hermes is starting to feel less like software and more like a real companion that follows you everywhere Herald on Apple Watch
Luke The Dev45,015 views • 1 month ago
Hermes HUD mode can now translate movies live while you watch No pausing No copying subtitles No switching apps HUD watches what is on your screen and translates it in real time as the movie plays This is exactly why I love building on HUD mode Hermes does not pull you away from what you are doing It stays on top of it and helps in context Movies today PR link below 👇
Luke The Dev55,202 views • 1 month ago
Meet Hermes3D A live 3D command center for Hermes Agents Some of you might remember Claw3D It went viral, but it was built around OpenClaw. After moving all my workflows to Hermes, continuing to build it no longer made sense So I rebuilt the entire idea for Hermes Hermes Bot Mode already gives every agent its own role, model, memory, skills, tools, and personality. Hermes3D gives that team an office See which agents are working See who is blocked Inspect their tasks Open the Kanban board Walk up and talk to them And when agents communicate, delegate work, or hand tasks to each other, you will be able to watch it happen inside the office in real time Your AI team should not feel like ten invisible processes hiding inside terminal tabs. It should feel like a workplace you can actually see and control. Claw3D was the prototype Hermes3D is the real vision And of course, it is Open Source Demo below. Repo link in the first comment
Luke The Dev58,263 views • 2 months ago