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Meet Hermes Agent, the open source agent that grows with you. Hermes Agent remembers what it learns and gets more capable over time, with a multi-level memory system and persistent dedicated machine access.

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Hermes Agent runs in your CLI and through messaging platforms like Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, and Discord - picking up and transferring sessions wherever you go. It has advanced agentic capabilities: command over subagents, programmatic tool calling, advanced filesystem/terminal control, agent-managed skills, browser use, scheduled tasks, and more.

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Hermes Agent is open source and built in Python, so it's easy for developers to extend. It sits between a Claude Code style CLI and an OpenClaw style messaging platform agent, with a wide range of skills and extensibility. It also powers our agentic RL pipeline, expanding Atropos so you can run RL with Hermes Agent primitives, and it supports mass-scale data generation out of the box. Check out the GitHub repo:

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Hope everyone enjoys! Join our discord to discuss:

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goodbye opencode, i met someone new

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😏

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Okay but who tf is on this beat?!? Production is crazy

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It’s a Nous original

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@GrayCarrots Drop the whole track

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@GrayCarrots Maybe we will!

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@GrayCarrots

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going to be some really exciting things coming out of our rl pipelines with this

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the nightwing research machine has been loving this one, and you all will too

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very nice - congrats. better than openclaw?

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We think so

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Open sourced?

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Always

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wait what did u guys cook here

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incredible

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@grok since this is open source, can you go investigate and figure out how the multi level memory system works?

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the multi-level memory is the most underrated part of this. everyone's building agents that can code, almost nobody is solving the memory degradation problem. agents that accumulate wrong memories over time get confidently worse, not better.

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Thanks for the free month!

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@jicapal @robotson hits keep coming. monitoring the situation. mac mini thesis intensifies

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Well done! Congratulations on such an important launch. Add an easy migration tool from OpenClaw—then it will be easier for those who want to switch to your agent.

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GORGEOUS TRAILER

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👀🫵

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Multi-level memory for persistent context is the right direction. The gap between 'I told it once' and 'it actually remembers' is where most agent workflows fall apart.

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banger release!! loved parallelism + multi-level memory system ⚡️

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Cooked

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been using hermes agent for a few weeks. It can cook fr 😎

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this is exactly what I needed!

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let people look at the site before having to put in personal information

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I need music like this on a playlist. What genre called?

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We haven't named it yet!

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Similar to Stardew Valley soundtrack but better. More bass. More cyber.

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very original work guys. good job.

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Bro invented green terminal output

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it felt like deja nous

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Would 100% make this my primary agent if it played this on startup every morning

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the agent memory problem is mostly a curation problem. what you choose NOT to remember matters as much as what you do.

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10/10 on the aesthetics

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Nous on X news 👀

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I love how fast AI is moving currently.

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cool music

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Nice!!

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Sweet! Have to give this a go.. openclaw with codex is really dumb and openclaw with Claude.. not feasible

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