Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent launched Mixture of Agents 2.0, letting users combine models from different providers into presets that behave like a normal model inside the agent loop. It matters because multi-model orchestration becomes a reusable runtime primitive instead of a custom routing workflow.

Hermes Agent added GUI computer-use support for Windows and Linux through TryCua drivers, extending beyond existing macOS support. Teams running desktop automation across mixed operating systems should test the new coverage.

Hermes Agent can now self-host Mem0, and the desktop client can attach to headless Hermes instances or start one with the hermes desktop command. The change expands always-on memory and remote control setups outside a laptop session.

Hermes now offers a setup path that starts with only a provider, model, file operations, and terminal access. The smaller base gives users a minimal install they can extend manually.

Hermes Agent shipped Telegram Rich Messages support and later added cloning from any existing profile, not just the default. The update expands bot-side messaging and makes reusable multi-profile setups less manual.

Hermes Agent added Photon as a gateway channel, letting users bring an agent into iMessage through the hermes gateway setup flow. The integration matters because it extends an open-source agent stack into a consumer messaging surface without changing the core agent runtime.

After Hermes Agent v0.16.0, Nous added a built-in /simplify-code skill and pointed users to hermes --tui as the future CLI surface. The update adds more agent commands and dashboard controls, but remote workflows still need to catch up.

Nous shipped Hermes Agent v0.16.0 with a desktop GUI, a rebuilt browser dashboard, remote auth options, and full Simplified Chinese UI coverage. The release moves Hermes beyond a terminal-only workflow and into a broader admin and desktop control surface.

Nous Research put Hermes Agent into a native desktop app and added Portal and Ollama-backed setup paths plus a Tailscale remote-connect fix. Hermes now has a local-first desktop surface instead of a terminal-only workflow.

Nous Research moved Hermes Agent's native Windows build out of beta with direct PowerShell installation and a dedicated guide. Windows users now have a first-party install path instead of relying on WSL or other workarounds.

Builders released a chat-first Web UI and a multi-agent Control Room template around Hermes Agent, while core updates cut read_file input tokens by 14% and fixed TUI startup hangs. Use the new controls to manage local multi-agent setups while reducing routine token burn.

Hermes Agent shipped Tool Search, which loads tools on demand when MCPs or plugins would otherwise consume a large chunk of context. The feature targets lower token use and less prompt clutter in large tool catalogs.

Nous Research released Hermes Agent v0.15.0 with skill bundles, MCP Catalog, new model support, and major performance and security work. The update cuts load times 50%, speeds session search 750x, and adds Bitwarden plus prompt-injection defenses.

Hermes Agent added a built-in MCP Catalog while separate builders shipped Qwen3.7 Max support, Venice private-model workflows, and Krea 2 image generation. The cluster shows Hermes moving beyond a single-model assistant toward a broader agent shell with tool, model, and media providers.

Hermes Agent added an OpenHands orchestration skill that can be installed with a single command. The addition matters because Hermes can now route work across OpenHands, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode through the same skills interface.

Hermes Agent now supports Bitwarden Secrets Manager, giving users a managed way to store, rotate, and share agent credentials. That matters because secret handling becomes a real operational problem once agents move beyond solo local setups.

Nous Research shipped Hermes Agent v0.14.0 with Grok subscription access, Codex as an OpenAI runtime, LINE, native video generation, and a Windows beta. This matters because Hermes is moving beyond point integrations into a broader agent runtime with new access paths and deployment surfaces.

Nous Research expanded Hermes Agent so X Premium+ and SuperGrok logins can unlock Grok 4.3, X Search, and media tools without separate keys. Bookmarks and full X API access still sit outside the OAuth path.

Practitioners said skills and workflows were porting from OpenClaw to Hermes Agent with fewer surprises around approvals, job control, and mobile use. That matters because teams choosing a self-hosted agent stack are now comparing operational clarity and migration friction, not just model support.

Nous Research added SuperGrok support to Hermes Agent, letting users plug a Grok subscription directly into the framework. It broadens Hermes beyond OpenAI runtimes and local setups into another mainstream agent model path.

Hermes Agent can now route core tool calls through the Codex app-server when it is using OpenAI models. The integration gives Hermes users access to Codex runtime behavior with a `hermes update`, without changing the rest of their agent stack.

Nous Research added early computer-use support to Hermes Agent through CUA, enabling background desktop control without taking over keyboard, mouse, or screen input. The feature opens computer use to local or alternative models instead of tying the workflow to frontier-only modes.

Hermes Agent added an official LINE gateway and OpenRouter published Pareto Code setup docs while users shared Discord and mobile SSH/TUI workflows. The change matters because Hermes is moving from ranking chatter into more concrete distribution channels and repeatable operator setups.

Nous said Hermes Agent hit No. 1 among AI apps on OpenRouter after v0.13.0 shipped and added credential pools for rotating provider keys. Independent posts also tracked migrations from OpenClaw and early routing support in the same stack.

Hermes Agent 0.13.0 adds enforced goal completion, Kanban-based multi-agent orchestration, and more extensibility for custom LLM providers and gateway channels. Early user reports also show Hermes browser skills cutting one Hacker News workflow from 102 seconds to 35 and cost from $1.46 to $0.28.

Nous Research added a Kanban workflow where specialized agents claim linked tasks, share files, and persist progress in SQLite-backed workspaces. The update moves Hermes from a single-agent loop to coordinated queues with human comments, heartbeats, and crash recovery.

Nous added a built-in ComfyUI skill to Hermes Agent, letting the agent install, launch, and run Comfy workflows on demand through a `/comfyui` command. The integration turns the wider Comfy ecosystem into a callable agent surface instead of a separate manual pipeline.

Hermes now pulls provider model lists from hosted JSON so new releases appear without client updates. The same update batch also auto-switches to a local browser when an agent needs localhost access.

Hermes Agent added a native Mac desktop app, new `/xurl` and `/baoyu-infographic` skills, AgentMail onboarding, and a Kimi-backed creative hackathon. The release expands the project into a broader skill and integration platform for agent workflows.

Ollama 0.21 added native Hermes Agent support through the ollama launch hermes command. That makes a self-improving local agent loop available without a hosted inference stack, with memory and skills running on top of Ollama’s model serving.

Hermes Agent added Tool Gateway, bundling 300+ models with web, browser, image, terminal, and TTS tools behind one subscription. Firecrawl, Browser Use, Fal image models, and Gemini Voice shipped at launch.

Nous Research shipped Hermes Agent v0.9.0 with a local web dashboard, new monitoring APIs, and broader platform updates. Teams using multi-agent workflows should test the new controls for profile cloning and long-running dashboard-managed sessions.

Hermes Agent shipped automatic OpenClaw migration, pastebin log sharing, and a reported 20% improvement in loading the right skill. Use the new import path and debug sharing to simplify setup across the official and community add-ons now covering support, web UI, workspace boards, and chat front ends.

Nous said Hermes became the top coding app on OpenRouter while shipping an OpenClaw migration patch, Telegram agent-to-agent messaging, and new memory controls. If you run long-lived agents, watch the migration path and memory settings before moving chats or skills hubs.

Hermes Agent v0.8.0 added remote code-execution backends, Browser Use cloud browsing, prompt caching, shared sessions, and CLI workflow upgrades like `hermes -w`. Try the new browser-backed and parallel execution paths if you need more persistent, multi-provider agent runs.

Nous Research added MiniMax M2.7, Xiaomi’s MiMo V2 Pro, a SuperMemory plugin, and expanded Manim support to Hermes through partner integrations. The additions give users new hosted model options, a shared memory backend, and more complete technical-animation tooling to try in workflows.

Hermes Agent added direct /claude-code orchestration and cron-time script hooks, and the team also shipped Hermes-focused datasets and agent-tuned model variants. The update turns Hermes into a harness that can steer Claude Code and inject recurring context automatically.

Nous released Hermes Agent v0.7.0 with an extensible memory plugin system, rotating credential pools, Camofox browser support, and inline diff previews. The update pushes the framework closer to production use, so teams can test the new failure handling and interface split before adopting it.

Nous Research shipped Hermes Agent v0.6.0 with multi-agent profiles, a published changelog, and new OpenWebUI tool-call streaming support. Upgrade if you use Hermes as a local agent, since the release turns it into a multi-profile workspace with a growing plugin and UI ecosystem.

Hermes Agent v0.5.0 adds 400+ models via Nous Portal, Hugging Face access, Exa support, GPT-5.4 behavior tweaks, and a published changelog. The release broadens provider coverage and hardens the runtime without changing the terminal-first workflow.

Nous Research said Hermes Agent crossed 10,000 stars, while users reported easy migrations from OpenClaw and stable long-running use. If you test it, focus on persistent memory, MCP browser control, and delegation behavior under real workloads.

Hermes Agent v0.3.0 added a first-class plugin system, live browser attach via CDP, real-time streaming, and VS Code, Zed, and JetBrains integration through ACP. Update if you want shareable skills, browser control, and a more stable long-running agent setup.

Hermes Agent added a /background command and a migration path from OpenClaw. Use it to lower setup friction for parallel task runs and to trial Hermes without rebuilding your whole stack.