One agent.
Every channel.
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Same agent.
Every channel.
Your agent maintains the same memory and skill library across every platform. Reply in Discord, follow up on Slack, close the loop over email — one identity, six channels.
What ships
with every agent.
Four primitives that come standard with every Hermes Agent. Each is inspectable, version-controlled, and self-improving in production.
Persistent memory.
Every conversation contributes to a persistent memory store. The agent recalls facts, preferences, and prior context across sessions and channels — no fine-tuning, no per-conversation context resets.
Every channel.
Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and email out of the box. One agent identity bridged across every platform, with the same memory and skill library available everywhere.
Self-extending skills.
Complex workflows are auto-converted into reusable, version-controlled skills. The skill library grows with each task — inspectable, editable, and shareable across your fleet.
Dedicated infrastructure.
Each agent runs on its own VPS with isolated CPU, memory, and storage. A Cloudflare tunnel exposes it securely with no open ports. Single-tenant by default — your data, your hardware.
Three steps.
Then it's running.
Median deploy time — first command to live agent.
Configure.
$ hermes init --name auroraPick a model — Claude, GPT, Gemini, or a local weight via Ollama. Define the agent's voice in plain language. No YAML, no config files.
Provision.
$ hermes provision --region fra1A dedicated VPS provisions in your chosen region. Cloudflare tunnel, Docker runtime, and channel adapters — set up automatically.
Deploy.
$ hermes deployOne command. Your agent starts up with a dashboard, a public URL, and live connections to every channel you configured.
Deploy your
Hermes agent.
Three minutes from signup to a running agent. No terminal. No SSH. No infrastructure to manage.
Hermes