Past 7 days · General task assistants

Hermes Agent

Delegate tasks, research and deliverables

Experience score69.0/100157 comments
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What people think

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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User feedback

14 review excerpts

PositiveEase of use

After spending some time learning to use hermes properly, I'm really impressed. It's almost perfect.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

The process that works for me right now is leveraging Claude code to get a Hermes capability and any supporting process(es) to production, and then Hermes with deepseek or glm to execute day-to-day, learn, and marginal improvements. I still rely on Claude for bigger functional leaps, though. It works for me and seems to get me to a working solution faster than just Hermes solo.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

I have mine note problems in a to-do list so he can research them later in a cron job. That was the entirety of my suggestion. Here is the last update I got (the table didn't cut and paste well from telegram), and this is just the flash model. It's basically become a running system health and the small stuff gets fixed automatically. He leaves the bug stuff for me, which is usually "file a bug for that so Neo can fix it". I could never keep up with all this without him!

PositiveEase of use

I love hermes because it's already in the channels I use (Whatsapp). There are absolutely problems with this approach but i find myself defaulting to voice (openAI) or chat (Hermes on Whatsapp) for my on the go-mobile AI use cases.

PositiveSecurity & permissions

end-to-end encryption is opt-in. you install libolm plus the Matrix extras and set MATRIX_E2EE_MODE=required, which fails closed rather than falling back to unencrypted.

PositiveEditing & control

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.

PositiveResults & quality

I built an AI system using Hermes and that thing can basically build anything at this point

PositivePrice & limits

I wouldn't even worry about some of that stuff like the phone app.

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obviously they currently have some parts that works better in their products, like a mobile app, more user friendly etc...

PositiveSpeed

I kept my Hermes default profile for quick chat or small changes in my homelab as it's more responsive and doesn't need to go through the hole hierarchy.

PositiveEditing & control

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.

PositiveEditing & control

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.

PositiveWorkflow & integrations

I do the game server thing to it's so cool. Hey spin up an Unreal Tournament 99 server with such and such map rotation. And then like 10 minutes later it appears in the server browser.