Videos about using Hermes Agent
Curated by: Tonbi's AI Garage (45 videos)
My agent now floats over every app I use — reading GitHub, X, charts, even Steam — and answers questions about whatever's on screen, thanks to the Hermes desktop HUD mode. 🧠 Run agents? Give them a knowledge base. Agent Wikis has free, curated LLM wikis on a ton of AI topics — plus a Pro tier ($9.99/mo) for super-sized wikis with way more depth: https://agentwikis.com/ Sign up for my FREE weekly newsletter, where I spill my unfiltered thoughts on the latest AI news, cool research, and projects I'm building: https://www.onchainaigarage.com/ A deeper look at the Hermes desktop app's HUD mode: one shortcut collapses the full app into a small floating composer that can see whatever's underneath and act on it. I show how to toggle and move it, then stress-test it across real apps — summarizing repos and X posts, reading a TradingView chart, driving my video editor with computer use, controlling Spotify, digging through my Steam library, and acting as a second-opinion agent floating over an SSH session to my DGX Spark. I also cover the honest quirks, like needing to tell it when you've switched apps, and finish with an uncut speed run flipping between apps to show how fast it really keeps up. Resources: 🔗 Hermes Agent: https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent Timestamps: 0:00 - Cold open: one agent across GitHub, X + Notepad 2:15 - What HUD mode is + how to activate it 4:36 - Reading X posts and a TradingView chart 6:18 - Driving my video editor with computer use 7:09 - Spotify: detecting, controlling + asking questions 8:53 - Steam: aggregating my play time (and my trap) 10:56 - A second-opinion agent over my SSH session 13:33 - Uncut speed test: flipping between apps 15:44 - Moving the HUD + wrap-up #HermesAgent #NousResearch #AIAgents #HUDMode #ComputerUse #DesktopApp #AITools #Productivity #AIWorkflow