Hermes Agent Tutorials & Use Cases

Currently Playing: Hermes Agent Memory Graph: Visualizing Skills, Memories, and How They Connect

This looks like a starfield, but it's actually my agent's brain — months of memories and skills, mapped, connected, and fully editable. 🧠 Level up your agents with Agent Wikis — the knowledge bases I use every day to research and build these videos (Hermes Agent, HyperFrames, local AI, and more). Standard wikis are free; Pro ($9.99/mo) adds XL wikis plus custom skills my agents and I have developed over months of working together. Sign up now and you're locked in at that price for life — it's going up when agent profiles and workflow templates land: 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/ The Hermes Agent memory graph maps every skill (circles) and memory (diamonds) your agent has developed, as a timeline growing outward from the day you started — and you can watch it play like a movie of how your agent grew. I show how to open it from the command palette or the /journey command, how to trace which skills and memories contributed to each other, and then the practical part: right-clicking to archive, edit, or delete — fixing a learned skill's SKILL.md right in the app and tightening up a memory that was too broad. I also cover the TUI versions (journey, list, edit, delete) for terminal-only setups. Resources: 🔗 Hermes Agent: https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent Timestamps: 0:00 - Not stars: my agent's memory graph 1:48 - Opening it from the command palette 2:32 - Reading the graph: skills, memories + the timeline 5:20 - Editing a learned skill's SKILL.md 7:03 - Editing and deleting memories 8:22 - Export/import + the /journey command 8:52 - The TUI version: journey, list, edit 10:55 - Wrap-up #HermesAgent #NousResearch #AIAgents #AgentMemory #MemoryGraph #AITools #DesktopApp #AIWorkflow #Productivity