Why i don't use HERMES...

@tonkashops

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The open-source AI agent from Nous Research with persistent memory, reusable skills, tools, cron jobs, GitHub workflows, and multi-platform messaging. Cloud or self-hosted.

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The video explains a complex AI concept (agent ecosystems) in a relatable way by showing a visual representation of the system and discussing the creator's personal workflow. The creator's willingness to share their challenges and future plans creates engagement.

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The creator explains why they haven't integrated HERMES, an open-source AI agent, into their AI ecosystem. While HERMES is capable, the creator's current setup utilizes multiple specialized agents, and they are exploring ways to integrate HERMES as a manager for these agents.

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1Introduction to HERMES and its capabilities
2Explanation of why HERMES doesn't fit the current multi-agent setup
3Consideration of using HERMES as a manager agent

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I might add HERMES into my stack soon i just need to find a way that makes sense for my ai run businesses. #openclaw #hermes #aiagents #aiecosystem

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HERMES: an open source, MIT licensed AI agent that grows with you, has persistent memory, self-improving skills. It acts as an automation agent that learns on your server. It is mentioned as a potential manager for the creator's AI ecosystem. It is considered for implementation. Open Claw: appears as a hashtag. Does not act. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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Why i don't use HERMES... yet

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Why I don't use HERMES... yet I keep getting asked why I'm not using HERMES for my AI agent ecosystem. And what it does is it's one agent that grows with you. It has persistent memory, self-improving skills, and it's pretty nice. But the reason it doesn't fit well with my project is because I have, you know, seven or eight different agents all doing their own thing, rather than one general HERMES agent. But I am considering implementing HERMES as my manager agent. I'm not sure how that would work. I'm going to do it pretty shortly, but basically I have my manager agent who kind of delegates tasks and runs the whole business, or all my businesses, as the manager. And then controls my other mini agents, I guess, who are super hyper-focused on one thing versus one super agent. But I will find a way to incorporate HERMES, probably into my ecosystem, either in this one or this is just a more gamified version. But I am looking into implementing HERMES, um, but they're just, you know, it's one brain that learns and mine is just a different team of agents that run businesses. It's a different typology. HERMES is good. I'm gonna try and figure it out. If you want something like this, drop a comment below and I'll try and help you out.