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 Nix packages for AI coding agents with daily automated updates for both source-based and binary distributions. It allows users to manage Hermes alongside other major agents like Claude Code and Goose within a reproducible Nix environment.
ClawPhone offers automated installers and configuration guides for running agent CLIs on ARM64 Android devices via Termux. It specifically enables hardware and UI access through Termux:API and Termux:GUI, allowing Hermes to interact directly with smartphone features.
This zero-install Windows desktop agent provides a GUI and over 100 built-in tools without requiring Docker or complex setups. It features a dynamic tool maker and workflow engine, supporting local model execution via LM Studio and portable AI generation servers.
This repository features a one-line installation script designed to deploy Hermes Agent within Android Termux environments. It prioritizes privacy and cost reduction by supporting local execution and compatibility with over 200 different models.
This community Helm chart enables cloud-native Hermes deployment on Kubernetes with a focus on state-safety guardrails. It enforces single-writer persistent storage and offers configurable gateway modes with API and webhook listeners for production workflows.
Hermesclaw provides a highly secure sandbox for Hermes Agent using hardware-level enforcement for network, filesystem, and process limits. It includes dynamic security policy presets and a pre-built library of over 40 integrated tools and skills.
This project offers a streamlined Docker sandbox image that includes both the official Hermes installation and mini-swe-agent. It supports persistent state through mounted directories and allows users to build specific versions of Hermes using build arguments.
This NixOS module enables declarative management of Hermes configurations, documents, and systemd services. It focuses on security through sops-nix integration for secrets handling and supports a hybrid model of Nix-managed and interactive CLI skills.
Designed for production-ready headless operation on Ubuntu and Debian, this tool configures the Hermes Gateway as a reboot-safe systemd service. It is optimized for autonomous execution of recurring AI cron jobs and integrates with the Nous Portal.
HermesHQ serves as a Docker-first control plane for orchestrating multiple Hermes Agent instances with distinct workspaces and identities. It facilitates enterprise-grade operations through hierarchy-aware inter-agent delegation and MCP access for external AI clients.
This deployment option provides a Docker Compose stack integrated with the Portainer UI and a ttyd web terminal for remote access. It simplifies management by deploying as a Portainer Git Repository stack with automated image builds.