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 Hermes and other AI coding agents, offering both open-source and unfree licensed binaries. It serves as a reliable source for developers who need consistent access to the latest agent versions and development tools within the Nix ecosystem.
ClawPhone provides an automated installer and configuration guides for running the Antigravity CLI and OpenClaw on ARM64 Android devices via Termux. It enables hardware and UI access through Termux:API and Termux:GUI, allowing the agent to interact directly with smartphone features.
This repository features a Termux-based installer that utilizes proot-distro Ubuntu to run Hermes Agent on Android devices. It supports interactive model setup, shell command execution, and connectivity to both local Ollama instances and external providers.
This community Helm chart facilitates the deployment of Hermes Agent on Kubernetes with a focus on single-writer state safety for persistent storage. It supports both direct deployments and operator-ready workflows, including configurable gateway modes with API and webhook listeners.
This one-command installer brings Hermes to both Android and iOS platforms using Termux and iSH. It distinguishes itself by integrating with Telegram for voice and file messaging and supporting scheduled tasks via cron jobs on mobile hardware.
Hermesclaw provides a high-security deployment option using NVIDIA OpenShell for hardware-enforced sandboxing. It implements kernel-level restrictions on network and filesystem access, governed by configurable security policies for web searches and messaging.
Nora is a self-hosted control plane for operating Hermes agents on Docker or Kubernetes, featuring a catalog of 69 credentials and 17+ LLM provider integrations. It prioritizes security through AES-256-GCM encryption for secrets and mandatory encryption keys.
This project offers a straightforward Docker sandbox image that includes the official Hermes installation and mini-swe-agent. It supports persistent state through mounted home directories and allows users to build specific agent versions using build arguments.
This NixOS module enables reproducible Hermes deployments through declarative configuration of workspace documents and settings. It supports a hybrid skill management system and integrates securely with systemd EnvironmentFiles and sops-nix for secret handling.
HermesHQ is a Docker-first control plane designed to manage multiple agent instances with separate workspaces and RBAC-controlled access. It enables hierarchical communication and delegation between agents, alongside enterprise MCP access for external AI clients.
Targeting Ubuntu and Debian servers, this project configures the Hermes Gateway as a reboot-safe systemd service for headless operation. It is optimized for production environments requiring the autonomous execution of recurring AI cron jobs.
Hermes OTG is a portable distribution that runs from USB drives without requiring host installation or registry modifications. It bundles its own Python environment, PortableGit, and rescue tools to support Desktop, TUI, and Gateway modes in offline or isolated environments.