@JamesWelbes: Does anybody know how Hermes Cloud works? It says you get $22 monthly credits and 200 models available. What are credit…
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A user inquires about how Hermes Cloud works, specifically questioning the credit system, monthly allowances, and access to AI models under a subscription service.
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Does anybody know how Hermes Cloud works? It says you get $22 monthly credits and 200 models available.
What are credits? Instead of worrying about token limits I need to worry about credits?
Or do I have to worry about both now?
What does a credit get me? How much work can I get done with $22 in credits? @NousResearch
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