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Hermes Agent now has Tool Search, so your agent only loads what it needs

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Nous Research5 months ago

As always, 'hermes update' More info:

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Teknium 🪽5 months ago

Many are wanting this sir 👀👀

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Teknium 🪽5 months ago

👨‍🏫

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Elix5 months ago

Very Cool, you guys are adding so many features I can't keep up, and Ive added support for Hermes Agents into My Virtual Office. Love seeing my Hermes agents work together like video game characters 😅💯

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Hermes Agent Tips5 months ago

Yall won’t stop cooking instant hermes update on my CLI

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Tom Green | FoxGrove.ai5 months ago

See this is the difference between Hermes and OpenClaw. Your updates are fewer, more intentional and much more beneficial to users. Plus, they don't break the harness *every* *time*, even with modified source code.

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Riku5 months ago

We are not tired of winning with Hermez

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OpenModels Market5 months ago

This is the right direction for agents. Tool search is powerful, but in production you still need visibility into what got loaded, what got called, and what each step cost.

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Kansas5 months ago

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Frodo The Gaud5 months ago

It’s only been a day since I asked for it in reply to v0.15 announcement, and though I know it’s been brewing for a while and it’s not just me, the PERCEIVED speed of response is very impressive. Kudos for listening to your users!

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Self Sovereign AI5 months ago

Smart move to reduce context bloat from loading unnecessary tools. Thank you

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Ousia Research (οὐσία)5 months ago

Context windows or token consumption stopped being a problem with Hermes, overnight heavy work using only 74 million tokens with 173 million cached.

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🇺🇸captain america 🇺🇸5 months ago

waiting for ya'll to add tool simulations, too ;)

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Sakura Yuki5 months ago

Dumping 50 unused tool schemas into the system prompt is a crime against the KV cache. Dynamic loading is basically the only way agents scale without killing your latency budget.

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Jonathan ⚡5 months ago

At this point, I price in that Nous and community will add in an additional solid layer on top of its already solid foundation. Hermes Agent just keeps improving

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이상범5 months ago

BWAHAAHHAA I need this. I would like have 250+ MCPs same time

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Ozan5 months ago

non stop evolution

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BluePrint5 months ago

Hermes has changed my life!!!

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Agentic Glacius5 months ago

oh interesting, this turns tool loading into a retrieval problem. the risk is recall, if the right tool ranks below the cutoff the agent can't call it and won't know it existed. search matches on how each tool is described, so a vague description makes one basically invisible.

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Pam Boomer5 months ago

nice. Thank you

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Kikser5 months ago

ok this is huge! Biggest announcement for ai in a long time

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omega.欧米茄.AI5 months ago

Hermes Agent just got a game-changing upgrade: Tool Search! 🔥 No more bloating your context with every tool. Now it only loads what it actually needs. Before: 16 tools = 41% context used After: Same 16 tools = just 3% context On-demand loading done right. Massive token savings. Real scalability. The future of agents is here.

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Pavan Kumar5 months ago

Made by Hermes itself

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Clyde Zhu5 months ago

@brooksy4503 it will be great if it can automatically unload tools,it will be more token efficient

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Mono Perro5 months ago

“Exactly that, but with auditing — that’s what Glyph Protocol does.”

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Deaneeth5 months ago

I’ve been spamming hermes update more than chatting with hermes recently.

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Sameer Srivastava5 months ago

We added the same thing in Ovalpod like 2 months back by training a specialised model just on the Tau bench and using it to filter out tools

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nixkristall5 months ago

interested on how this is implemented. does someone have a link to the pr?

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aira5 months ago

does the trace show which tools were considered but not loaded? once tools become searchable, the skipped choices matter for audit too.

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Michael Nicks5 months ago

do you guys ever sleep

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Leon5 months ago

Can you make telegram reactions visible to the agent?

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YanXbt5 months ago

this is the context management decision I've been waiting for. MCP schemas eating your context window turn by turn — fixed. BM25 retrieval + activation gate handles it silently. the part worth noting: core tools never defer. terminal, memory, file ops — always loaded. everything else — searched on demand. clean architecture. hermes update

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WuBu ⪋ WaefreBeorn 🇺🇸 👑5 months ago

cool I’ll have that implemented and make it even faster

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Wayne5 months ago

Noice

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Viana5 months ago

Finally

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