@DavidOndrej1 I asked my Hermes to evaluate prime and it told me it’s not better than what we already have and I shouldn’t adopted. I think that a self-survival tactic not an independent assessment.
@tonbistudio The hard part is getting Hermes to not:
1. Make its own folders.
2. Put files in undesignated folders locations.
The best way I can describe it: my Hermes uses “interpretive dance” for file management and taxonomy.
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@iamlukethedev No worries. I'm just excited. I just started testing it. I don't think I have it set up quite right since the sprites just bounce around and bump into each other. Can't really determine what they are doing or how they are doing it. The Kanban is a glimpse but intuitive.
@garrytan Are you using OpenClaw, Hermes, or both? Why?
Is Telegram your "UI" of choice? Do you leverage tools like Paperclip to drive Hermes/OpenClaw agents?