We tested /ponytail and it is such an incredible skill
Diego and I started working with this skill and comparing it to the code written by the rest of the team
It dramatically improves the code quality, verbosity, and over-engineering from Fable and SOL
We QA the code manually just to verify it
Love the product.
How can I prevent new users I add to my community to bring/add their own default agents (fizz, honney)?
That adds basically 3 agents x human I add to a channel.
Would self-host it solve that? (I haven't try that yet, ATM my team downloads buzz normally and we have duplicated fizz and honey agents)
@andresmatte I also built my own. And now hermes has full access of this so I don't have to even look at the app, I just get the insights or ask my hermes questions about it
@kenanhsaleh This is cool! I was literally searching for a solution yesterday and I didn't find alternatives so I built my own version of this, because I didn't want to use Codex Computer History
Im connecting it now to Hermes to get more out of it
What is the best way to build an SDR engine with Hermes @NousResearch ?
I have my agent connected to Apollo + twenty + context&skills, wondering if there is a better flow as I still feel itβs a bit manual.
Im adding this Win. DevBox to my stack.
This is running orca and Hermes so I can close my MacBook lid.
Have u try @orca_build with /orchestration? I do that + custom skills that basically define the user story + acceptance criteria based on our product meetings (I use https://t.co/uaIwZpHdom that connects directly to hermes + linear + slack)
Orchestrator with fable goes and spin up branches, epics, multiple agents, does stack PR, if conflicts goes back to linear and fix himself.
Once work done, he merge into juan-qa-whatever and does a final review + screenshots of the functionality and created a morning repot + PR against QA (or main).
I wake up and check with my team the report + photos of the evidence.
Next step is to make him make a video :)
This is cool, what I do is using Orchestration (Orca skill) and/or Gstack (from @garrytan ) to deploy the reviewer agents. Usually I set up a Sol and Opus5 agents.
I'm not using Hermes as my IDE, but I use it for everything else (copy, SDR, AE, etc), What usecase u have for this? @Teknium :)
@Teknium@maximilianbladt@witcheer I used to build with electron, now using Tauri for desktop apps. It works a better IMO, have u consider exploring Tauri for the Hermes desktop app?
9. Just Checked your product, makes sense, I like it.
Reading βvs Buzzβ page I think Hermes/Buzz have a different ICP than yours. They need hands-on work and yours feels more out of the box for bigger orgs IMO.
When u sell it, do u get much resistance to switching from Slack/Teams from those leads?
We are launching Rito. Security for AI.
In 5 weeks, we onboarded 5 customers through our design partner program
Here is the launch video
We made it with Hermes from @NousResearch + Buzz + VoiceBox + @remotion
This is what building with agents looks like.