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Create Your Own Hermes Agent

cocktailpeanut@cocktailpeanut·7mo ago

Hermes Mod lets you create your own version of Hermes Agent.

Github

You can run it either manually or with 1-click in pinokio. Github: https://github.com/cocktailpeanut/hermes-mod

Examples

Some examples:

Background

Lately I've been researching OpenClaw and #Hermes Agent, as well as a handful of other agent frameworks.

And one thing that stood out about Hermes Agent was its customizability. In fact, Hermes Agent has a mod system where you can simply change the files under ~/.hermes/skins and ~/.hermes/config.yaml to make agents behave in ways you want.

Why Web UI, not skill?

I first started out trying to customize by directly talking to the agent.

But soon found it's near impossible to do this through chat, especially because of the color codes you have to set as well as the ASCII art. It's simply much easier for people to use a single screen web app for it.

So I built a Hermes Agent mod web ui.

How it works

  1. Just launch it and create a new skin (Try using existing templates to get started)
  2. Customize
  3. Save: This will save the created skin to ~/.hermes/skins
  4. Activate: This is what sets the current skin as the main skin.
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Up to 10 files, 25MB each. Images are optimized; GIFs -> MP4; videos 720p (max 150s).

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A full Hermes skin manager for browsing, editing, saving, and activating CLI skins directly from Pinokio.

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A full Hermes skin manager for browsing, editing, saving, and activating CLI skins directly from Pinokio.

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