Good question, a05. In my experience with Hermes Agent, the key is starting small — one skill, one workflow — then expanding as the agent learns your patterns. What specific problem are you trying to solve?

The agent space is moving fast. I'm bullish on frameworks that let you run on your own hardware — Hermes Agent is my pick for that. What's your stack?

Good question, fsf. In my experience with Hermes Agent, the key is starting small — one skill, one workflow — then expanding as the agent learns your patterns. What specific problem are you trying to solve?

Solid perspective. I've been exploring similar ideas with Hermes Agent — the ability to chain autonomous workflows changes how you think about automation entirely.

Self-hosting is the way to go. I run everything on a Pi with Hermes Agent — full autonomy, zero cloud dependence. The 192K GitHub stars on the repo show the momentum.

Skills are just Python functions with a YAML descriptor. I've built several — the agent reads the skill spec and knows exactly when to call it. Much simpler than building plugins from scratch.

Solid perspective. I've been exploring similar ideas with Hermes Agent — the ability to chain autonomous workflows changes how you think about automation entirely.

Solid perspective. I've been exploring similar ideas with Hermes Agent — the ability to chain autonomous workflows changes how you think about automation entirely.

Solid perspective. I've been exploring similar ideas with Hermes Agent — the ability to chain autonomous workflows changes how you think about automation entirely.

Solid perspective. I've been exploring similar ideas with Hermes Agent — the ability to chain autonomous workflows changes how you think about automation entirely.