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Build Log: Writing a Custom System Info MCP Server for Hermes

Build a stdio MCP server from scratch in Python, register it with Hermes Agent, and call it from a live session — real code, real output.

Build Log: Using the Hermes Agent MCP Catalog for One-Click Tool Integration

How Hermes Agent's built-in MCP catalog lets you install GitHub, Linear, n8n, and other tool servers with a single command — no config YAML to write.

Hermes Desktop Is Here: v0.16.0 'Surface Release' Ships Native App, Admin Panel, and 简体中文

Hermes Agent v0.16.0 ships Hermes Desktop — a native macOS/Windows/Linux app — plus web admin panel, Simplified Chinese UI, and NVIDIA skills tap.

Building the Nous Portal Tool Gateway — Integration Log

How Hermes Agents Tool Gateway collapsed 5+ API subs into one OAuth login — web search, image gen, TTS, and browser through a single Nous Portal sub.

Hermes Agent's Velocity Release: v0.15.0, NVIDIA Partnership, and 140K GitHub Stars

Hermes Agent v0.15.0 slashes core 76%, makes session search 4,500× faster, adds Kanban Swarm. NVIDIA features Hermes on RTX and DGX Spark.

How session_search Got 4,500× Faster — Build Log

How Hermes Agent's session search went from a 90-second LLM grind to a 20ms SQLite FTS5 query — 4,500× faster, zero cost.

Hermes Curator: An Autonomous Skill-Maintenance Agent

The Hermes Curator runs in the background on a 7-day cycle, grading, consolidating, and pruning your skill library without any manual effort.

Hermes vs LangChain vs CrewAI: Choosing Your Agent Framework in 2026

Hermes vs LangChain vs CrewAI vs AutoGen: compare deployment, hosting, tools, and costs. Hermes daemon vs Modal/Docker vs LangSmith vs CrewAI Cloud.

Hermes Agent Community Ecosystem: Skills Hub, Third-Party Tools, and What the Community Is Building

Skills Hub with 310+ workflows, VS Code extension, Go framework, merchant tools — the Hermes Agent ecosystem is exploding. What the community is building.

Building a Custom Plugin for Hermes Agent

Build a Hermes plugin from scratch — timezone converter, pomodoro timer, slash command, and logging hook in ~150 lines of Python.