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 a suite of Nix packages for AI coding agents, including Hermes, that benefit from daily automatic updates. It offers a unified proxy API for multiple model providers, ensuring a consistent and reproducible environment for developers using diverse orchestrators.
ClawPhone enables native deployment of the Antigravity CLI on ARM64 Android devices via Termux, bypassing heavy compatibility layers. It includes hardware integration support through Termux extensions, allowing Hermes to interact directly with smartphone APIs and GUI elements.
Designed for Windows users, this zero-install desktop agent comes pre-configured with 100 built-in tools and local model support via LM Studio. It features a dynamic tool maker and workflow engine, providing a portable automation pipeline without the need for Docker or complex setup.
This community Helm chart facilitates cloud-native Hermes deployments on Kubernetes with a focus on state safety for persistent storage. It supports both direct deployments and operator-ready workflows, offering a configurable gateway mode for API and webhook listeners.
This repository provides a one-line automated installer for running Hermes Agent within Termux on Android devices. It specifically enables local model execution via Ollama and supports persistent memory, making it ideal for mobile-first agent interactions.
Hermesclaw focuses on high-security environments by implementing hardware-enforced sandboxing through NVIDIA OpenShell and kernel-level syscall blocking. It offers three distinct security policy presets and a pre-built library of specialized skills for research and code reviews.
This project offers a streamlined Docker sandbox that bundles the official Hermes installation with mini-swe-agent. It simplifies deployment by supporting persistent state through mounted directories and allowing users to build specific agent versions via build arguments.
This NixOS module allows for the declarative management of Hermes configurations, documents, and systemd services. It prioritizes security through sops-nix integration for secrets handling and supports a hybrid model of both Nix-managed and interactive CLI skills.
Targeted at production environments, this tool configures the Hermes Gateway as a reboot-safe systemd service on Ubuntu and Debian. It is optimized for headless operation, enabling the autonomous execution of recurring AI cron jobs and integration with Nous Portal.
HermesHQ acts as a Docker-first control plane for orchestrating multiple Hermes instances with distinct identities and workspaces. It features hierarchy-aware delegation between agents and provides enterprise-grade MCP access for external AI client integrations.
This Docker Compose stack integrates Hermes with a ttyd web terminal for browser-based CLI access. It is designed to be deployed as a Git Repository stack directly within Portainer, utilizing GitHub Actions for automated image builds.