@ShenSeanChen: Hermes Agent by just crossed 200K GitHub stars in just a few months. I tested every claim in the @NousResearch project:…
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A tweet thread reports that Hermes Agent, an open-source AI agent framework from Nous Research, surpassed 200K GitHub stars in months. The author tested its memory, skills, cron, and sub-agent features, highlighting that it uses plain text files and a local database for memory, with a growing compound effect.
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Hermes Agent by just crossed 200K GitHub stars in just a few months. I tested every claim in the @NousResearch project: memory, skills, cron, sub agents, all from Hermes Desktop App and WhatsApp.
The whole system is one loop: message in → agent run → tools fire → loop ends → memory saved → skills grow
What surprised me: No embeddings anywhere. Skills and user facts are plain text files.
Chat history is one local database. And it still compounds: the longer it runs, the harder it is to leave. The moat is memory, not the model.
I caught two gaps too: it never saved a non-complicated skill without being asked, and a cron bug. Details in the video.
Watch it, then save the harness diagram below.
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Full 20-min version: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LqG1q5NpOBE…
Chapters: 0:00 What is Hermes Agent 1:17 The full harness diagram 3:00 SOUL.MD: the agent’s system prompt 4:31 Loop engineering + tools 5:23 Live tests: cron, terminal, browser 9:49 Memory system: skills.md + memory.md 13:51 Creating a skill 14:31 Sub agents + Claude Code CLI 16:26 The gaps I found 19:15 Why memory is the moat
Very cool
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Awesome! Hope you’ll enjoy:))
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Makes sense actually. I feel like RAG is for larger scale of memories.
Thanks! I think for smaller memory requirement, text is better coz it’s straightforward. When you have a ton of data, just using text is impossible almost.
Not it’s just on my laptop
Interesting. I think that makes sense if the memory is not large yet
Appreciate it
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