How to deploy Hermes Agent in production — Docker images, Nix packages, systemd services, and managed cloud templates. From a $5 VPS to enterprise Kubernetes.
This project provides daily-updated Nix packages for various AI coding agents, including Hermes, supporting both open-source and proprietary distributions. It enables instant execution via nix run, allowing users to launch agents immediately without manual installation steps.
ClawPhone offers automated installers and configuration guides for running Hermes Agent and Antigravity CLI on ARM64 Android devices via Termux. It leverages Termux:API and Termux:GUI to grant the agent direct access to smartphone hardware and user interface elements.
This zero-install Windows distribution provides a portable Hermes environment that requires no administrative rights or Docker. It features a built-in workflow engine with over 100 tools, including ComfyUI and TTS integrations, for automated task scheduling and error handling.
Designed for rapid mobile deployment, this project features a one-line installation script for running Hermes Agent within Termux on Android. It supports over 200 models through OpenAI, Claude, or local Ollama instances to ensure privacy and low-latency execution.
This community Helm chart facilitates cloud-native Hermes deployment on Kubernetes with strict state-safety guardrails for persistent storage. It supports both direct deployments and operator-ready workflows, including configurable API and webhook listeners for gateway operations.
Hermesclaw focuses on security by providing hardware-level enforcement of network, filesystem, and process boundaries for the agent. It offers three distinct security presets and integrates with platforms like Telegram, Discord, and VS Code via the Agent Communication Protocol.
This project provides a streamlined Docker sandbox that includes both the official Hermes installation and mini-swe-agent. It supports persistent state through mounted directories and allows users to build specific agent versions using Docker build arguments.
This NixOS module enables declarative management of Hermes configurations, documents, and systemd services for reproducible deployments. It prioritizes security through sops-nix integration for secrets handling while supporting both Nix-managed and interactive CLI skill installations.
HermesHQ acts as a Docker-first control plane for orchestrating multiple agent instances with unique identities and workspaces from a single web application. It features hierarchy-aware delegation between agents and provides enterprise MCP access for external AI client integrations.
This production-ready setup configures the Hermes Gateway as a reboot-safe systemd service for headless operation on Ubuntu and Debian. It is optimized for autonomous execution, allowing the agent to perform recurring AI cron jobs without manual intervention.
This deployment option provides a Docker Compose stack integrated with Portainer and ttyd for web-based terminal access to Hermes. It automates image builds via GitHub Actions and is designed to be deployed directly as a Git Repository stack.