The Agent Files

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@NousResearch I compare nine of the most popular memory systems for Hermes — what each costs, where your data lives, and which one I picked:
https://t.co/vj444VsLAS

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My AI agent was starting to forget things. Or worse — it remembered everything, but couldn't find any of it. I want one that actually remembers me: my preferences, my projects, my life.

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So I took a look at the most popular memory systems you can plug into Hermes, @NousResearch's open-source AI agent. And the free one built in beat most of the market for most people.

[Teknium 🪽 @Teknium]

Hermes Agent v0.21.0 is now out!

- Bots Mode
- Agent 2 Agent Comms
- Persistent Multi-Gateway Connections
- Subagent Steering
- Expanded Connectors Access

and a lot more!

Check out the release notes below

[Nous Research @NousResearch]

Hermes Agent v0.21.0: The Pantheon Release

Changelog below

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@NousResearch The full release breakdown — what each feature is for, how to switch it on, and the first thing to try:
https://t.co/Fh6yhP8KbE

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My AI helpers got faces today. They can message each other across machines now. And their scheduled jobs finally remember what they told me yesterday. All of it ships in Hermes v0.21.0, out today from @NousResearch.

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@NousResearch The surprise: scheduled jobs used to wake up blank and re-report the same stories, every single run. And a machine at home can call out, but nothing can call in — no front door for incoming.

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The full build, what broke, and the safety rule that makes it safe to run:
https://t.co/8qUlMCUvzp

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I built a Hermes skill that orders my takeout on the way home from work. It adds food to my basket, then waits for my approval. The order isn't placed until I say yes.

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The hard part wasn't the ordering. It was the site's anti-bot checks, a checkout that only works on a phone-sized screen, and buttons that ignore normal clicks. Three things I did not expect.