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ClawStation is a plain box that runs OpenClaw or Hermes.
Dedicated container. Shell access. Your own API keys. Flat price.
That's the whole pitch. Thread on why that's the pitch ↓
ClawStation retweeted
one web page is all it takes to hand your Hermes new orders...
Airlock makes the risky stuff wait for your yes... and once a session has read something from outside, even more waits for you
it's a community plugin, new in the Hermes plugin catalog... and it runs fully local, no network or LLM calls
web pages, MCP tool output, customer messages if you turn that on... any of those flips the session
messages to anyone but you, pushes and deploys always stop at Hermes's approval prompt... after the flip, memory and skill writes and browser clicks do too
reading, searching and drafting stay free
it even refuses sneaky commands like base64 | sh until they're written in plain sight... pretty cool right
finally we get an extra layer against prompt injection!
I am very happy to present `hermes record`, a Hermes Labs plugin built by Nous Research.
it records what you do in your browser, creates a skill and Hermes can then repeat the task with whatever details you give it.
in this video, I record my pizza order, then use /learn to make a skill out of that recording, then ask my Hermes Agent to place a different order on its own :)
'hermes plugins install workflow-record'
AGI.
ClawStation retweeted
5 Hermes commands most people have never typed. 👀
Save this one. 🔥
▸ hermes pause: one emergency stop for cron, kanban and the gateway
▸ hermes egress: your real API keys never enter the sandbox
▸ hermes peer: your bots DM each other across machines
▸ hermes prompt-size: see what every turn costs before you type a word
▸ hermes journey: a timeline of every skill and memory your agent picked up
Great list from YanXbt.
5 commands from Hermes Agent v0.22.5
you should start using today.
each one replaces something
you're doing the hard way.
▸ hermes pause / hermes resume
the handbrake for your autonomous agent.
cron, kanban, gateway — all freeze in place.
nothing killed. no state lost.
hermes resume picks everything back up.
▸ hermes egress
your sandbox can't leak a key it doesn't have.
TLS proxy swaps fake tokens for real keys
at the network edge. the agent never sees
your actual credentials. even if it tries.
▸ hermes peer dm
your agents message each other across machines.
hermes peer dm work/coder "check the build"
no broker. no cloud. laptop asks server directly.
async runs with idempotency keys built in.
▸ hermes prompt-size
how many tokens you burn before you type a word.
offline. no API call.
system prompt, skills, memory, tool schemas.
12,000 tokens? that's 12,000 every turn
you never noticed.
▸ hermes journey
your agent's biography.
every skill learned. every fact memorized.
in order. with dates.
week 1: empty. month 3: 20 skills.
the growth is visible.
ClawStation retweeted
This one's huge.
Two AI tools got hacked in a single week.
Both times, the prize was API keys.
Hermes Agent keeps yours locked in a password vault.
Works with:
▸ Bitwarden (built in)
▸ 1Password (built in)
▸ Proton Pass (community plugin)
▸ Any vault with a CLI, like KeePassXC or pass
What it does:
▸ Pulls every key from your vault when Hermes starts
▸ Your .env only needs one access token
▸ Strips Hermes credentials from terminal commands and code sandboxes
▸ Tags each key with where it came from
▸ Runs multiple vaults side by side
Bots outnumber humans online now. Lock your keys up like it.
when does "0 9 1 * 1" run?
if you said the first Monday of the month, it runs on the 1st and on every Monday.
crontab-ref is a community plugin that gives your Hermes Agent the plain-words reading of any cron expression in your message: what each field means, the next five run times, and whether /cron will take it.
no API key needed
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Looking for a useful community plugin for Hermes?
draft-cards lets you draft emails or any kind of message actually as an editable card rather than prompting based on a block of text, or editing another file
github.com/arsiktech/hermes-…
I've been using this to work with Hermes to edit and craft scripts for my videos. I did a short demo showing how to install this and get it set up
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Okay, Bkash just went next level with this one. 🔥
He built a HermesWatcher that lives inside Hermes.
Nous Calendar puts every Nous drop on one page in Hermes Desktop: releases, official plugins, new features and new catalog plugins, day by day.
▸ Tap any day to see exactly what shipped
▸ It tells you how many releases you're behind
▸ Desktop alerts when a new release or official plugin drops
▸ Ask Hermes "what did Nous ship today?" in any chat
▸ Or have it send you a daily rundown in Telegram or Discord
Keeping up with Nous is literally what this account does. Now Hermes can do it for you.
Free and open source. Repo + setup in the replies. 🔥
Nice build @BkashJosi
Nous Calendar — What did Nous ship today? 🗓️
Nous shipped 2,189 changes to Hermes Agent this month. Most of us saw maybe three.
8 releases. 12 new official plugins. 417 new catalog plugins. In 23 days. 🤯
So I built Nous Calendar: every Nous drop on one page, inside Hermes Desktop.
What you get:
▸ Every day is a card: black is a release, blue is a launch
▸ Tap a day to see exactly what shipped, links open inside Hermes
▸ The day's biggest posts on X, with their views
▸ Tells you when you're behind on updates, and copies the fix
▸ Every new plugin is one click to install
▸ Ask Hermes "what did Nous ship today?" in any chat
Free and open source. Reads public GitHub and a small public feed of the biggest posts. No account, no model calls.
Install command + phone link in the first reply 👇
your Hermes Agent, on your wrist.
Hermes Watch is a new open-source community build for the Amazfit Active 2 watch: tap TALK, ask, and Hermes Agent answers on the watch, in text and out loud.
what it does:
- voice in, answers on your wrist, no phone in your hand
- reads answers out loud, with a Voice on/off button
- one ongoing conversation until you say "new chat"
- Approve / Deny cards when Hermes asks before running something, one request at a time
- long jobs keep running after you close the app, and the result lands on your Telegram
- texts, car commands and a PC restart only run after you tap Yes
- runs on your own PC, reachable only inside your Tailscale network
what you can do with it:
- ask a quick question while you walk or cook
- approve the code change your agent wants to make, away from your desk
- start a build and get pinged when it's done
- check on your PC with a quick health check
opensource code below
What is OpenClaw Enterprise, and why does it matter?
@heyneighbor sat down with @kevins8 to talk about:
- What OpenClaw Enterprise is
- Why he built it
- What it does that other agents don't do
- How you can get involved
+ Learn why Red Hat and NVIDIA are contributing🦞
ClawStation retweeted
Stop opening Hermes and wondering what to give it. 🔥
Five jobs for your first useful day. Each one ends with something you can check.
▸ Saved tabs → a decision brief, one source per claim
▸ Meeting notes → decided, owned, still open
▸ Agent folders → a read-only disk report
▸ A failed task → resume, don't repeat
▸ A job you keep repeating → a skill
Start with the one that matches a problem you already have. Use copies of important files. Ask Hermes to name any missing access before it starts.
The runs in the video are sample runs. The disk numbers are from my own Footprint recording: it inspected and asked. What it recovered is a separate run.
The first prompt is in the reply. The full guide with all five is coming as an X Article.
Which of the five is your problem today?
ClawStation retweeted
Starting to be more experimental with my coding agent setup and part of that required me to make a plugin for @NousResearch Hermes Agent to support koyeb sandboxes. Thought I’d open source it in case it’d help anyone else here github.com/ThomsenDrake/herm…
ClawStation retweeted
Herald is on Android 🎉
Run one command on your computer, scan the code, and your Hermes Agent bots are in your pocket.
🔔 Approve risky steps right from the notification
🔗 Share links from Chrome straight to a bot
👥 Group chats where bots take turns
It talks directly to the Hermes on your own computer, over Wi-Fi or Tailscale. Also in there: live tool calls, HTML previews, new bots from your phone, any model, kanban and schedules.
Not an official Hermes app, just something I built 🙂
play.google.com/store/apps/d…
xitter.cf/iamlukethedev/status/2…
Hermes Agent is officially in my pocket
Herald is now in public beta on TestFlight 🎉
Setup takes less than a minute:
Run one command on your computer
Scan the QR code
Your Hermes Bots are on your iPhone
Voice notes
Group chats
Approvals
Kanban
Bot Screen
Apple Watch
And a lot more
Over 200 pieces of feedback went into this version. I read every one and kept shipping.
Now I need you to break it 😂
Try it here:
testflight.apple.com/join/Ad…
Watch all the features below 👇
Herald is NOT the official Hermes app. It’s something I started building because I wanted Hermes on my phone and couldn’t wait.
xitter.cf/iamlukethedev/status/2…
Someone showed me this new JS Library for dithering visualizations so I gave it to Hermes Agent, said make me a webpage full of demos for all the lesser known cool styles and components libraries out there.
In 20 minutes it did, and there's some amazing stuff it found. This webgl fluid library is so sick.
Check it out here: webdev.teknium.io/
Tomorrow, @hrudolph joins @crazy4pi314 for @github's Open Source Friday, with a live OpenClaw demo and community Q&A.
Oct 23 · 1pm ET / 10am PT / 11am MDT
twitch.tv/github
Thanks @acolombiadev and the GitHub team for having us!
🤖 Made with AI
ClawStation retweeted
Okay, Nous just put Hermes inside X.
Hermes now lives in your X DMs.
X Chat is an official Hermes plugin from Nous Research. Message it like any other chat and it answers right in the thread.
What it does:
▸ Runs on your own X account, or give it its own account and DM that
▸ End-to-end encrypted. Messages are decrypted on your own machine
▸ Send it photos and files, and it sends them back, encrypted both ways
▸ Works in group chats and stays quiet until someone says "hermes"
▸ Scheduled jobs drop their results straight into your DMs
What you can do with it:
▸ Snap a parking sign, a menu or a receipt and ask it anything
▸ Let it split the bill or settle the debate in your group chat
▸ Have it answer customer DMs from the people you approve, as you
▸ Send follow-ups and outreach DMs for your brand
▸ Wake up to a morning brief, alerts or reports in your inbox
▸ Ask for a file, image or voice note and get it right in the chat
Your agent, one tap away in the app you already open all day.















