Start with the outcome, not the tool

What should Hermes
accomplish with you?

Choose a real situation. You will get a clear outcome, small steps, what you need, and what must remain behind human approval.

01 · For anyone who has heard of Hermes but does not know where to start

Your first personal agent

Go from an unprepared device to one successful, verifiable task.

A working installation, one provider, one small task, and basic safety boundaries.Open playbook →
02 · For researchers, writers, analysts, and creators

Source-grounded Arabic research

A clear Arabic brief where every important claim can be traced to a source.

A source policy, research template, citation test, and reviewable brief.Open playbook →
03 · For individual developers and small teams

A reviewable development partner

Understand a codebase, make a bounded change, and leave tests and final approval to you.

A review contract, PR skill, verification commands, and explicit push and merge boundaries.Open playbook →
04 · For people who want Hermes from their phone

Personal Telegram assistant

A phone-accessible agent with an allowlist and curated memory, not an open public bot.

A separate bot, Gateway, one allowed user, and a rejection test for everyone else.Open playbook →
05 · For a small-business owner automating repetitive operations

Small-business operations

Connect email, tasks, and reporting through an explicit runbook instead of opaque broad automation.

An action inventory, one connection, an approval gate, and a result log.Open playbook →
06 · For creators and small agencies

Governed content studio

Research, draft, edit, and review in explicit stages that preserve your voice and sources.

A style guide, production skill, checklist, and human approval gate.Open playbook →
07 · For users who prefer local models and files

A more private local agent

A clear local-model path with real tool and context testing instead of assuming every model is agent-ready.

A local endpoint, sufficient context, a tool-calling test, and a fallback plan.Open playbook →
08 · For operators who need an always-on Gateway or scheduled work

Always-on Hermes on a server

Observable, recoverable operation with isolation, secrets, and backup.

A hardened server, container, health checks, logs, and recovery runbook.Open playbook →
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