Kanban in Hermes Agent for Self Hosted LLM Workflows
Control Hermes Kanban load on your self hosted LLM.
Hermes Agent ships with a Kanban style task board that can easily saturate your self hosted LLM gateway if you let every task run at once.
Control Hermes Kanban load on your self hosted LLM.
Hermes Agent ships with a Kanban style task board that can easily saturate your self hosted LLM gateway if you let every task run at once.
Author Hermes skills that load fast and behave reliably
Hermes Agent treats skills as the default way to teach repeatable workflows. Official documentation describes them as on-demand knowledge documents aligned with the open agentskills.io shape, loaded through progressive disclosure so the model sees a small index first and only pulls full instructions when a task actually needs them.
Shell and TUI commands for self-hosted Hermes Agent.
Hermes Agent from Nous Research is a model-agnostic, tool-using assistant you run locally or on a VPS.
Run OpenClaw safely with NemoClaw
Most AI agent stacks still treat security as a post-demo fix. NemoClaw starts from the opposite assumption and makes isolation, policy, and routing day-zero defaults.
Eight pluggable backends for persistent agent memory.
Modern assistants still forget everything when you close the tab unless something persists beyond the context window. Agent memory providers are services or libraries that hold facts and summaries across sessions — often wired in as plugins so the framework stays thin while memory scales.
Persistent knowledge beyond a single chat thread.
This section collects guides on persistent knowledge and memory for AI systems — how assistants keep facts, preferences, and distilled context across sessions without stuffing every token into one prompt. Here, memory means intentional retention (user facts, summaries, plugin-backed stores), not GPU RAM or model weights.
Memory is the difference between a tool and a partner.
You know the drill. You open a chat with an AI agent, explain your project, share your preferences, get some work done, and close the tab. Come back the following week and it’s like talking to a stranger — all context gone, every preference forgotten, the project re-explained from scratch.
OpenClaw rose fast. Then vanished faster.
OpenClaw did not fail as a product. It lost its fuel.
Serve and swap LLMs without restarts.
For a long time, llama.cpp had a glaring limitation:
you could only serve one model per process, and switching meant a restart.
Build Claude Skills that survive real work
Most teams misuse Claude Skills in one of two ways. They either turn SKILL.md into a dumping ground, or they never graduate from giant copy-pasted prompts.
Profile-first Hermes setups for serious workloads
Hermes AI assistant, officially documented as Hermes Agent, is not positioned as a simple chat wrapper.
The skills worth keeping, and the ones to skip
OpenClaw has two extension stories, and they are easy to mix up.
Plugins extend the runtime. Skills extend the agent’s behavior.
Plugins first. Skills naming in brief.
This article is about OpenClaw plugins — native gateway packages that add channels, model providers, tools, speech, memory, media, web search, and other runtime surfaces.
How real OpenClaw systems are actually structured
OpenClaw looks simple in demos. In production, it becomes a system.
Claude subscriptions no longer power agents
The quiet loophole that powered a wave of agent experimentation is now closed.
Self-hosted AI search with local LLMs
Vane is one of the more pragmatic entries in the “AI search with citations” space: a self-hosted answering engine that mixes live web retrieval with local or cloud LLMs, while keeping the whole stack under your control.