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Hermes WebUI

A lightweight web interface for Hermes Agent, a self-hosted autonomous agent that remembers what it learns across sessions, giving the same functionality as its command-line interface through a browser.

Hermes WebUI

Hermes WebUI is a lightweight, dark-themed web application that gives full parity with the command-line experience of Hermes Agent, a self-hosted autonomous agent that retains context across sessions, runs scheduled jobs while a user is offline, and becomes more capable of a given environment the longer it runs.

Its three-panel layout shows sessions and navigation on the left, chat in the center, and a workspace file browser with inline preview on the right, with model, profile and workspace controls in a persistent composer footer and a context ring showing token usage at a glance. A Hermes Control Center holds settings and session tools.

It is written in Python and vanilla JavaScript with no build step, starts with a single command, and is typically reached remotely through an SSH tunnel; it can also be installed as a Nix flake or module or run in Docker.

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