Videos about using Hermes Agent
Curated by: Tonbi's AI Garage (35 videos)
Hermes Agent shipped a local web dashboard last week — browser-based, fully customizable, with themes and a real plugin SDK. So I explored it end to end, installed a community plugin and then built and open-sourced my own. 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/ 🐦 Follow Tonbi on X for real-time AI x blockchain updates! https://x.com/tonbistudio The Hermes dashboard is the kind of feature that quietly changes how you actually use a local agent runtime — instead of spelunking through config.yaml every time you want to flip a setting or check what your agent's been doing, you get sessions, analytics, logs, cron, skills, config, and key management in one browser tab, plus themes and a proper plugin SDK so the community can extend it. The agent-wallet angle is going to matter more soon: as agents start spending on their own (X402 payments, paid API gateways, on-chain services), each one needs a wallet, and tracking those balances from the same place you manage everything else is the obvious fit. The wallet plugin is intentionally simple — public addresses only, no seed phrases, no MCP dependencies — pulling token metadata and prices from Jupiter for Solana, with EVM support in the same plugin. The whole build was basically one-shot from a thorough spec plus the plugin SDK docs pasted in (one debug pass for the Token-2022 program). ✅ Full dashboard tour — sessions, analytics (token burn, model breakdown, top skills), logs, cron jobs, skills + tool sets, config editing, key management, and built-in docs. Plus theme switching across Hermes Teal, Midnight, Ember, Cyberpunk, and Rosé, and the Chinese-language toggle. ✅ Community plugin install — dropping JoeyNYC's Chronos Forge / Hermes Command Center repo into the agent and letting it install end to end. New section under sessions with token burn, recent sorties, control plane, model burn, and capabilities all in one view. ✅ Built and open-sourced my own plugin — wallet plugin for Solana + EVM, public-address-only (clean manual import, no seed phrases or MCP wiring), Jupiter API for token metadata and live prices, dust filtering, watched-wallet aggregation, JSON import/export. Repo is open — clone and run the install script. 💻 Tonbi's GitHub: https://github.com/tonbistudio 🌐 Portfolio: https://www.tonbistudio.com Resources: 🔗 My wallet plugin (open-sourced): https://github.com/tonbistudio/hermes-dashboard-wallet 🔗 JoeyNYC's Chronos Forge command center:https://github.com/joeynyc/hermes-chronos-forge 🔗 Hermes dashboard docs: https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/features/web-dashboard Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Hermes dashboard drops 1:47 - Dashboard tour: sessions, analytics, logs, skills, config 6:13 - Themes and language switching 7:00 - Installing JoeyNYC's Chronos Forge command center 9:16 - Building our own plugin: wallet plugin spec 13:23 - First run plus the Token-2022 debug pass 16:10 - Working wallet plugin and open-sourcing it 17:30 - Wrap up Coming Next: A bigger build that uses the dashboard as the front door — not sure yet whether it's another plugin or its own interface. 👀 Are you running Hermes Agent or another local agent runtime? What plugins or themes have you found that are worth installing — and would you actually let an agent spend from a wallet on its own? Drop your setup in the comments. If this was useful, please like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more agent tooling builds! 🦐✨ #HermesAgent #AgentWallet #Solana #EVM #X402 #PluginSDK #LocalLLM #AITools #OnChainAI #AIAgents #ClaudeCode #VibeCoding