@Shaughnessy119: When you build a @NousResearch Hermes agent you can direct your entire AI second brain to any AI model Local or any API…
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This tweet promotes a NousResearch Hermes agent that allows users to switch between local and API-based AI models, reducing costs, and notes OpenAI pausing its Pro plan due to heavy demand.
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When you build a @NousResearch Hermes agent you can direct your entire AI second brain to any AI model
Local or any API
Open or closed
You just type /model and switch
Your model switching costs become $0 because you own your entire AI architecture (memory to data to apps)
MTS (@MTSlive): SITUATION DETECTED: OpenAI has paused subscriptions to its $200 Pro plan due to extremely heavy post-Astra demand upon its servers.
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