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Hermes Agent. Zero to full autonomous operation. One complete course. Installation. Skills. Memory. MCP. Scheduler. Multi-agent. Works while you sleep. The people who build this system will never manually operate a content, research, or business workflow again. The compounding starts from the first automated skill that runs. Read this...

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Eugeniu Ghelburvor 4 Monaten

Check on this: Today shipped a HUGE update

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Alpha Batchervor 4 Monaten

right now i'm professional Hermes Agent user thanks to Cyril

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Enhansvor 4 Monaten

The self-improvement loop is what makes Hermes compelling. The question is what happens when it runs across a team instead of one person. We looked at this closely. Check our profile for the full breakdown.

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Gerard Sans | Axiom 🇬🇧vor 4 Monaten

Fastest way to go token bankrupt.

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Henry "Coop" Jacksonvor 4 Monaten

Guy who manually operates business workflows for a living just lost his job, they warned us about this

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Yakivor 4 Monaten

Automation just got a whole new level, can't wait to see the impact on workflows

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CyrilXBTvor 4 Monaten

I agree changing the game forever

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Adel Bucettavor 4 Monaten

the honest answer is that what makes hermes agent so compelling isn't just its tech stack, but the implicit promise of a life where mundane tasks are taken care of without human intervention. we'll have to wait and see if the benefits outweight the potential loss of human ag

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Emre Atesvor 4 Monaten

@Teknium What do you say bro

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sandybrigevor 4 Monaten

すごい技術ですね!効率が良さそうです。

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Nelson Rodriguezvor 4 Monaten

This is the kind of guide beginners actually need

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Vikvor 4 Monaten

works while you sleep. but memory continuity after restarts is what breaks most setups.

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Juice Lab UI/UX & Development Agencyvor 4 Monaten

Sleep is starting to become a productive state.

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EPICOGvor 4 Monaten

Hermes is turning automation into a real operating system

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Lauravor 4 Monaten

This Hermes Agent setup is next level, bro. Full autonomy with skills, memory, and scheduler running while you sleep—compounding from day one. Bookmarking hard.

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airavor 4 Monaten

works while you sleep is the demo. wakes up with an audit trail is the product.

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Bryänvor 4 Monaten

Crazy how fast this went from “cool side project” to “possible OS for workflows”. If Hermes really compounds from the first automated skill, the real leverage isn’t just time saved, it’s how many parallel bets you can run on content, research, and business ideas while you sleep.

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MrGreen.ethvor 4 Monaten

Wow great! curious how you handle it when the agent learns something wrong is there a clean way to correct it or do you just re-ingest?

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Lallivor 4 Monaten

The future belongs to people who automate before everyone else

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dllrvor 4 Monaten

alpha right here

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Kai🔺vor 4 Monaten

i need to see more details about this hermes agent thing

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AJ - e/acc ⚡vor 4 Monaten

The sleep consolidation is underrated. Mnemosyne compresses old memories into summaries so your agent gets smarter over time instead of drowning in context. Been running it for a month, one of the best Hermes plugins.

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Haim Bendervor 4 Monaten

try it with this

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Leyvor 4 Monaten

This Hermes Agent guide is actually really good. It goes from zero all the way to full autonomous setup. Installation, skills, memory, MCP, scheduler, multi-agent workflow, everything is covered. The "works while you sleep" part hits different. Once agents start compounding on their own, manual work starts feeling so 2025.

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David Patevor 4 Monaten

nghe ngon nhưng auto chạy sai thì toang à bác

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JMoonvor 4 Monaten

the scheduler + multi-agent combination is where it gets interesting. most people stop at single-agent MCP and miss why the architecture matters.

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ōpt-ōut fīatvor 3 Monaten

awesome

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Kaff 📊vor 4 Monaten

That's incredible, automating workflows can be truly life-changing, freeing up time for more strategic work.

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The Crypto Wizvor 4 Monaten

The real tell is when scheduler, memory, tools, and multi-agent work stop feeling like features and start feeling like the operating system. Manual workflows are going to age fast.

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Cry✨Starvor 4 Monaten

alpha right here

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𝘿𝙖𝙫𝙞𝙙 ✦ 𝙈𝙂𝙏vor 4 Monaten

running something close to this in prod. The scaffolding takes an afternoon once you commit to it. What doesnt automate is the voice and judgment layer, you still write that by hand. Everything else is basically dictation at that point

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Michael Stanvor 4 Monaten

"Full autonomous operation" means something very specific until something breaks and you find out exactly what it actually meant.

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Radar 24hvor 4 Monaten

Sounds like the future is here! Can't wait to see what else this system can do.

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