Hermes Agent now can orchestrate the @OpenHandsDev agents with a new optional skill!
`hermes update` then do `hermes skills install official/autonomous-ai-agents/openhands`
Reminder: You can already do this for claude code, codex, opencode, and hermes itself, you can force load the skill with `/<agent-name> <prompt>` or just ask hermes to use them, and it should find them.
These ones are all built-in skills :)
Join us on May 26 in NYC for a panel discussion on what it really takes to deploy agents safely and reliably at enterprise scale.
We'll be joined by an incredible group of leaders and experts from @nvidia, @vercel, @AMD, and @alumniventures. You can expect practical insights, candid discussion, and networking with builders shaping the next generation of enterprise AI.
Space is limited so reserve your spot, today! 👇
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The most extensive independent benchmark of LLMs for software engineering just got a big update!
- How does GPT-5.5 compare to Opus 4.7?
- Are open models catching up, and in what areas?
- How do cost and performance stack up?
#AIAgents are changing #softwaredevelopment fast — but are you getting the most out of them?
@VMblog sat down with @OpenHandsDev CEO Robert Brennan to talk:
✅ The new Agentic Control Plane
✅ Running AI agents at scale
✅ Open source vs. enterprise
✅ The future of the developer role
https://t.co/XQy02IupuA
#DevTools #OpenSource
Reading this made me appreciate one subtle upside of cloud agents a bit more. The credential setup can be annoying, but it’s also a useful bit of friction.
A local agent may accidentally inherit all the random authority sitting on your laptop: env vars, cloud CLIs, ~/.aws, ~/.ssh, forgotten tokens, etc. With a cloud agent, you’re usually much more deliberate about what credentials it gets.
@YadKonrad I got the OpenHands SDK working alongside a chromium browser, and just put a prompt window alongside the main webview where I can ask for features
Started with basics like tabs and bookmarks, now working on things like keyboard shortcuts and split tabs
We're heading to @_odsc in Boston, April 28-30. Our CEO @rbren_dev is talking about how teams are evolving as AI coding agents move from single-user tools to org-wide infrastructure. #ODSCAIEast
If you're building with agents (or thinking about it), come say hi.
https://t.co/3a7iXgxSmq
📌 Repo of the Day - Apr 15, 2026
OpenHands/OpenHands
🙌 OpenHands: AI-Driven Development
https://t.co/4PrKHVTaQl
Discover more trending AI/ML repos 👇
https://t.co/T8o2NghG6I
#RepoOfTheDay#GitHub#AI#ML
This new @TechTimes_News article explains "Why you need an Open Source coding agent", featuring an interview with @rbren_dev from OpenHands: https://t.co/V4XlOzPkrh
Anyone else annoyed by all the “game changer” and “X is dead” posts?
I was, so I built DailyMe: a calmer, higher-quality news feed for myself.
I started leaning more on RSS, then built a small pipeline to pull in my email newsletters plus a few other sources I still wanted, like Reddit and Hacker News.
Vibecoded a small, self-hosted finance app using @teller which shows all my ongoing monthly subscriptions. Identified ~$150/mo in unused subscriptions!
Everyone's talking about Anthropic's new model discovering new security vulnerabilities.
What people aren't talking about is the millions of KNOWN vulnerabilities remaining unfixed due to lack time, interest, etc.
e.g. OpenClaw has 67 CVEs right now, including 4 critical ones.