A few notes on the film I posted, and the people behind it.
CAESAR is the cockpit I built for my AI agents. I use Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and local models every day, and each had its own window, its own memory and its own bill. Now they share one place and a chain of command.
What is in it today:
- One chat for every agent. You pick the agent, model and effort. Risky steps wait for your yes.
- A crew with roles. Caesar plans, a developer builds, a librarian documents. Missions have a plan you approve and a report you accept or send back.
- One shared brain. A Markdown vault every agent reads and writes, with a per-agent switch for who may do what.
- A Forge. Ask for a feature, review the diff and checks, approve, and a new tab appears in the menu. One click to undo.
- A Watchtower. Cost per agent, plan limits, health, backups, jobs, push to my phone.
Everything on screen in the film is the real app, recorded from a demo instance. The film was made by Caesar and his crew. I approved every step.
Next on the list: setup that builds your second brain and goals, a daily brief, a nightly review of what the agents did, voice mode, a tools installer that shows what you could add and not only what you have, and a code graph so the crew reads less and builds faster.
None of this would exist without people who share what they learn in public. Huge thanks to @Teknium@witcheer@tonysimons@HermesWatcher@BkashJosi@rlaope@tonbistudio@kommechanic
You answered questions I didn't know I had to ask. Caesar carved your names in stone.
It is a private alpha for now. If you build with agents, follow along.
Apes together strong.
So yea thanks to @witcheer I decided to run and Hermes on everything in my house , beside 2 old laptops , old android phone , Xiaomi mi stick , Samsung washing machine ps vita , r36s( this retro handheld ), now comes this badboy I found somewhere in the shed ๐๐ผ๐
A few notes on the film I posted, and the people behind it.
CAESAR is the cockpit I built for my AI agents. I use Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and local models every day, and each had its own window, its own memory and its own bill. Now they share one place and a chain of command.
What is in it today:
- One chat for every agent. You pick the agent, model and effort. Risky steps wait for your yes.
- A crew with roles. Caesar plans, a developer builds, a librarian documents. Missions have a plan you approve and a report you accept or send back.
- One shared brain. A Markdown vault every agent reads and writes, with a per-agent switch for who may do what.
- A Forge. Ask for a feature, review the diff and checks, approve, and a new tab appears in the menu. One click to undo.
- A Watchtower. Cost per agent, plan limits, health, backups, jobs, push to my phone.
Everything on screen in the film is the real app, recorded from a demo instance. The film was made by Caesar and his crew. I approved every step.
Next on the list: setup that builds your second brain and goals, a daily brief, a nightly review of what the agents did, voice mode, a tools installer that shows what you could add and not only what you have, and a code graph so the crew reads less and builds faster.
None of this would exist without people who share what they learn in public. Huge thanks to @Teknium@witcheer@tonysimons@HermesWatcher@BkashJosi@rlaope@tonbistudio@kommechanic
You answered questions I didn't know I had to ask. Caesar carved your names in stone.
It is a private alpha for now. If you build with agents, follow along.
Apes together strong.
Dear Algorithm,
Iโm Tony. Iโm 45. I build with @NousResearch Hermes Agent. ๐ชฝ
I help people get it set up and put it to work in their businesses.
Find me the people who are curious about Hermes, tired of the busywork, and ready to take their time back.
Iโll take it from there. ๐ค