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Hermes Agent

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Across 157 comments in the past 7 days, the overall experience leans positive. One user says that after spending time learning to use Hermes properly, they are really impressed and find it almost perfect. One user reports that in Hermes agent, only Claude is unstable, while other models like OpenAI and opencode work fine.

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Seeing that Nous promotes plugins system I tried to develop a simple module for that. According to my Hermes however, there is currently no proper hook in Hermes code. It could develop smart model routing within the same provider allegedly, but there is no way to cover multiple providers without source code change and PR.

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Intelligent routing using JEV-style models? I downloaded a JEV-style model (Tev1:4b) to my local ollama instance and it indeed ran fairly quickly with a 85ms turn around on some simple queries. I have a number of LLM providers configured into Hermes (Nous Research, Poe, Neuralwatt, Ollama(local), Ollama.com) and I've been switching between them depending on whether I want a frontier model, a good open source model, or a free open source model (stealth/space-bunny-alpha is my current fave). Rather than have to manually decide which model best suits that task I'm having Hermes do, I thought that a JEV-style model could make that decision for me based on task.

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But hermes used to let me tell it to reboot. No logical reason for me to not to be able to toggle this saftey feature off.

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Hermes will no longer reboot? My hermes tells me it is now hard blocked from rebooting it's host machine. Why would we have a change like this with no way to override?

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lock it down with both MATRIX_ALLOWED_USERS and MATRIX_ALLOWED_ROOMS. with either unset, anyone who reaches the bot in a joined room, or any room it joins, can start a turn.

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My #1 reason for building first on Hermes. I do software used across the world and the fact the US can turn off access to your AI with little notice is a big concern of customers. I’m glad to support codex and others but I wouldn’t want to walk into a meeting without an OS option.

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I run Hermes because I can have exact and precise control over certain tasks. I can have it load a page and refresh it every second for hours if I want, waiting for action. It’s just more powerful if you’re willing to deal with being your own maintainer.