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    Hermes Desktop user describes a customizable “fleet of agents”

    A user says Nous Research’s app lets people configure each agent’s capabilities and design, with specialized agents able to communicate with one another.

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    Instead of one AI assistant, a user describes configuring multiple specialized agents in Nous Research’s Hermes Desktop app. They suggest roles such as research, analysis, food prep and health monitoring, and say the agents can interact through bot-to-bot communication.

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    Tommy@Shaughnessy119In the @NousResearch Hermes Desktop app you can really easily configure the capabilities and design of each agent Instead of one hermes agent you now have a fleet of agents These agents can be individual experts in a domain (think research, or analysis, or your food prep agent or a health monitor) and then they can all interact with each other using bot to bot communication b I all interact with each other using bot to bot communication I blurred out my most used but you can configure for each sub agent in the desktop app! Sign up with Nous Portal, download the desktop app and create your AI that you own and improve for LIFE https://portal.nousresearch.com/r/tom-shaughnessy35d
    Soleio@soleioRT @jeff_weinstein: Having a chief of staff @bot and it delegating to sub-bots is very powerful. I'm starting to feel the power of the doma…30d
    Jason M. Atwood (he/him)@JasonMAtwoodIf you want to use @garrytan GBrain on @bot I suggest a few things. 1) Set it up as its own bot and instruct all other bots to send relevant information to it. 2) Tell all bots to reference Brain when answering questions or doing work (this allows for context) 3) Have Brain export all .md files into a syncing folder on your local machine for some backup. 4) Have it store the GBrain in Github (as per Garry's instructions) 5) When mining for additions to the Brain, give it narrow focus on a person, place or thing, and the tools to go find it (email/calendar/files/folders) 6) Once you have done a bunch of mining asking it some fun questions like "What are the 10 most interesting facts you know about Jason Atwood". 7) Have it do a public mine for inclusion in the brain as well for people/places. 8) Set it to do daily and weekly sweeps of your functional inboxes (Slack/Messages/Email/Calendar) for updates.30d
    Garry Tan@garrytanRT @JasonMAtwood: If you want to use @garrytan GBrain on @bot I suggest a few things. 1) Set it up as its own bot and instruct all other b…30d
    Andrew Wilkinson@awilkinsonRT @ChrisJBakke: My favorite use case for @bot right now is my "Billionairebot": I run all mildly annoying tasks I have to do by Billiona…26d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong"please coordinate with this other machine" "ok" "scheduled cache reads every 15 minutes until you run out of usage. just like you said, boss!"26d
    codila@0xCodilaSpaceXAI team just compressed 1 month of GrokBot learning into 3-hour course: from "What is GrokBot?" to automating your entire life 24/7: 0% → 0:35 - what is GrokBot from scratch 30% → 34:17 - first Grok Bot team with workflow from team 45% → 42:40 - run +20 GrokBots in graph & loop 75% → 57:51 - Chief of Staff and PM: delegate the delegation 100% → 1:08:09 - full 24/7 GrokBot company that automate 100% of life + real case on building from SpaceXAI Most courses teach an agent to answer. GrokBot’s creators teach an entire team to keep executing after you leave - and this is the course worth returning to again and again Watch SpaceXAI replace people with GrokBots - then learn every detail of launching your first system below ↓22d
    Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries111/ We have a lot of teams to thank for their work and inspiration. The whole thing is 100% open source. No feature gating. Self-host it. Inspect it. Change it. Open source always stands on the shoulders of giants. There are a lot of enemies of open now, despite open source building the modern world from the cloud, to the router in your house, to your phone. Open Weights is the next evolution. And we believe that if the org level harness isn't fully open you can't trust it with your real work and world or it just becomes a surveillance app and something that a big SaaS company can rip away from you overnight when they feel like changing the ToS. We've wrapped a number of packages into our work and we can't thank those brilliant teams (and agents!) enough. Also a number of teams really inspired us, especially the entire incredible @NousResearch Hermes team with fantastic folks like @Teknium and @max_paperclips. @steipete was a big inspiration and @openclaw kicked off this whole revolution. Big shout outs to the excellent freaking work from the following projects that power part of our Nautilo world: OfficeCLI: https://github.com/iOfficeAI/OfficeCLI GogCLI: https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli CUA https://cua.ai/cua-driver Wafflebase: https://wafflebase.io/ OOXML:https://ooxml.silurus.dev/ Codex: https://github.com/openai/codex https://github.com/openmls/openmls OpenMLS: https://github.com/openmls/openmls Agent Browser from the @vercel and @vercel_dev teams and their Assistant UI:https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-browser https://www.assistant-ui.com/ We learned from all of you, build on several of these projects and plan to give back as much as we can (though we're still tiny at this point!).20d
    alana goyal@alanaagoyalRT @sawyerhood: A practical guide to managing a fleet of agents without losing your sanity. https://x.com/i/article/210039253029894963220d
    Praggy 👨🏻‍💻@praggy@HermesWatcher Gbrain by @garrytan You people have no idea what you’ll are missing out on. I can run gbrain locally as well. Local memory + llm wiki + gbrain works wonders19d

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    Tommy@Shaughnessy119In the @NousResearch Hermes Desktop app you can really easily configure the capabilities and design of each agent Instead of one hermes agent you now have a fleet of agents These agents can be individual experts in a domain (think research, or analysis, or your food prep agent or a health monitor) and then they can all interact with each other using bot to bot communication b I all interact with each other using bot to bot communication I blurred out my most used but you can configure for each sub agent in the desktop app! Sign up with Nous Portal, download the desktop app and create your AI that you own and improve for LIFE https://portal.nousresearch.com/r/tom-shaughnessy35d
    Soleio@soleioRT @jeff_weinstein: Having a chief of staff @bot and it delegating to sub-bots is very powerful. I'm starting to feel the power of the doma…30d
    Jason M. Atwood (he/him)@JasonMAtwoodIf you want to use @garrytan GBrain on @bot I suggest a few things. 1) Set it up as its own bot and instruct all other bots to send relevant information to it. 2) Tell all bots to reference Brain when answering questions or doing work (this allows for context) 3) Have Brain export all .md files into a syncing folder on your local machine for some backup. 4) Have it store the GBrain in Github (as per Garry's instructions) 5) When mining for additions to the Brain, give it narrow focus on a person, place or thing, and the tools to go find it (email/calendar/files/folders) 6) Once you have done a bunch of mining asking it some fun questions like "What are the 10 most interesting facts you know about Jason Atwood". 7) Have it do a public mine for inclusion in the brain as well for people/places. 8) Set it to do daily and weekly sweeps of your functional inboxes (Slack/Messages/Email/Calendar) for updates.30d
    Garry Tan@garrytanRT @JasonMAtwood: If you want to use @garrytan GBrain on @bot I suggest a few things. 1) Set it up as its own bot and instruct all other b…30d
    Andrew Wilkinson@awilkinsonRT @ChrisJBakke: My favorite use case for @bot right now is my "Billionairebot": I run all mildly annoying tasks I have to do by Billiona…26d
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFong"please coordinate with this other machine" "ok" "scheduled cache reads every 15 minutes until you run out of usage. just like you said, boss!"26d
    codila@0xCodilaSpaceXAI team just compressed 1 month of GrokBot learning into 3-hour course: from "What is GrokBot?" to automating your entire life 24/7: 0% → 0:35 - what is GrokBot from scratch 30% → 34:17 - first Grok Bot team with workflow from team 45% → 42:40 - run +20 GrokBots in graph & loop 75% → 57:51 - Chief of Staff and PM: delegate the delegation 100% → 1:08:09 - full 24/7 GrokBot company that automate 100% of life + real case on building from SpaceXAI Most courses teach an agent to answer. GrokBot’s creators teach an entire team to keep executing after you leave - and this is the course worth returning to again and again Watch SpaceXAI replace people with GrokBots - then learn every detail of launching your first system below ↓22d
    Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries111/ We have a lot of teams to thank for their work and inspiration. The whole thing is 100% open source. No feature gating. Self-host it. Inspect it. Change it. Open source always stands on the shoulders of giants. There are a lot of enemies of open now, despite open source building the modern world from the cloud, to the router in your house, to your phone. Open Weights is the next evolution. And we believe that if the org level harness isn't fully open you can't trust it with your real work and world or it just becomes a surveillance app and something that a big SaaS company can rip away from you overnight when they feel like changing the ToS. We've wrapped a number of packages into our work and we can't thank those brilliant teams (and agents!) enough. Also a number of teams really inspired us, especially the entire incredible @NousResearch Hermes team with fantastic folks like @Teknium and @max_paperclips. @steipete was a big inspiration and @openclaw kicked off this whole revolution. Big shout outs to the excellent freaking work from the following projects that power part of our Nautilo world: OfficeCLI: https://github.com/iOfficeAI/OfficeCLI GogCLI: https://github.com/openclaw/gogcli CUA https://cua.ai/cua-driver Wafflebase: https://wafflebase.io/ OOXML:https://ooxml.silurus.dev/ Codex: https://github.com/openai/codex https://github.com/openmls/openmls OpenMLS: https://github.com/openmls/openmls Agent Browser from the @vercel and @vercel_dev teams and their Assistant UI:https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-browser https://www.assistant-ui.com/ We learned from all of you, build on several of these projects and plan to give back as much as we can (though we're still tiny at this point!).20d
    alana goyal@alanaagoyalRT @sawyerhood: A practical guide to managing a fleet of agents without losing your sanity. https://x.com/i/article/210039253029894963220d
    Praggy 👨🏻‍💻@praggy@HermesWatcher Gbrain by @garrytan You people have no idea what you’ll are missing out on. I can run gbrain locally as well. Local memory + llm wiki + gbrain works wonders19d