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Research Assistant
by Matthew Goldey
For academics and anyone who needs a brief with sources, open questions, and a record of what was checked.
$15/month plus model use
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Starter packs
We like open-source agents because we can change them and take them with us. Running one on a rented virtual machine means we don't need to buy a Mac mini just to try it.
It still took hours to get our agents working the way we wanted. So people in our community have put together these Hermes agents and skills to give you a head start.
Run one with us while you try it. Copy your setup and data anytime, and move it to your own cloud machine or computer.
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Personal CRM
by Mari Zumbro
Turn a LinkedIn export into a private network map, then add notes and follow-up help.
$15/month plus model use
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Small Business Helper
by Mari Zumbro
Keep receipts, financial documents, action items, and spreadsheets organized for you and your accountant to review.
$15/month plus model use
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Know a job inside out? Bring the real workflow. We can turn it into a starter pack, try it on real work, and decide together when it is useful enough to share.
Propose a starter pack This sends a note. It does not install anything, create a machine, or charge you.Add skills when you need them
Start with the job. Add a connection only when there is a reason for the agent to use it.
Discord control
A small dashboard for connecting an agent to Discord and choosing where it can talk.
Early accessGmail metadata
Limited sender, date, thread, and label information without message bodies or sending permission.
BuildingCalendar help
Limited calendar information for preparation and follow-ups. The permission design is not finished.
BuildingMemory
Useful context that can persist after you decide what should be remembered and what should be forgotten.
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