@NousResearch: Actual is a local inference stack optimized to let you utilize your personal compute. With its low CPU impact while inf…
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Actual, a local inference stack with low CPU impact, now natively supports Hermes Agent by NousResearch, letting users leverage personal inference capacity from anywhere.
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Actual is a local inference stack optimized to let you utilize your personal compute.
With its low CPU impact while inferencing and multi-platform portability, it’s a great pair for your local Hermes Agent usage.
Actual Computer (@actualinc): The world’s best harness, Hermes Agent by @NousResearch now works with Actual out of the box.
Hermes is the most effective harness for every model and thats why we’re thrilled to use it natively.
Hermes agent users can now use their personal inference capacity from anywhere.
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