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Hermes One

A community-maintained native desktop app for installing, configuring and chatting with Hermes Agent, a self-improving AI assistant with tool use and multi-platform messaging.

Hermes One

Hermes One is a community-maintained native desktop app for installing, configuring and chatting with Hermes Agent, a self-improving AI assistant with tool use, multi-platform messaging and a closed learning loop. Instead of managing the Hermes command-line tool by hand, it walks through installation, provider setup and day-to-day use in one place, using the official Hermes install script and storing Hermes under a hidden home directory.

It provides a graphical interface for chat, sessions, profiles, memory, skills, tools, scheduling and messaging gateways, guides a first run with progress tracking and dependency resolution, and can either run Hermes locally or connect to a remote Hermes API server.

It installs on Windows, Fedora and other Linux distributions, and is still under active development, so features may change and some things may break.

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