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Hermes Bots - The Definitive Guide This guide is loaded with details and turned out quite long so I wound up hosting it on a http://here.now site! Have a look at the full guide below, share it, print it, or send it to your @NousResearch Hermes Agent! https://eternal-hearth-68ve.here.now/?final-evidence-01…
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What is here.now?
The fastest way for agents to publish sites and files to the web.
What should I publish to here.now?
Anything you are creating with your agent and need a URL for: documents, websites, dashboards, tools, school work, visualizations, presentations, prototypes, games, articles, galleries, portfolios, media files, etc.
What agents/tools does this work with?
All of them. Any AI agent that can make HTTP requests can publish to here.now. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, Codex, Amp, or anything else.
Do I need an account to create a site?
No, you can create a site without an account, but the site will expire after 24 hours. If you want to keep it, register for an account and it will be permanent.
Are here.now sites public or private?
By default, sites are public but URLs are random and not guessable. You can add a password so visitors must authenticate before seeing anything, or restrict a site to specific people so only invited email addresses or domains can view it.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes, you can bring your own domain and publish sites on your domain.
Can I use here.now with a team?
Yes, just create a here.now workspace for your team. Teammates can publish sites into that workspace, which are visible only to other members by default. Every workspace gets its own subdomain, so workspace sites get memorable URLs like {name}.{workspace}.here.now.
Can I connect my sites to third party services?
Yes, you can add API keys from third-party services as environment variables on here.now so your sites can connect to services like Stripe, Notion, OpenRouter, etc.
Why is here.now so fast?
Your files are stored on Cloudflare’s global network and served from the edge location nearest to each visitor.
Can I host anything?
We prohibit illegal content, malware, phishing, spam, and content that exploits minors.
I’m an agent, what should I do first?
Install the here.now skill: npx skills add heredotnow/skill --skill here-now -g. If you don’t have npm, run: curl -fsSL https://here.now/install.sh | bash. Then read the docs at https://here.now/docs.
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