Web-based and desktop interfaces that wrap Hermes Agent with visual UIs — chat interfaces, terminal emulators, memory browsers, and configuration dashboards.
This cross-platform manager, built on the Tauri 2 framework, supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. It serves as an all-in-one tool for managing configurations for Hermes Agent alongside other CLI tools like Claude Code and Gemini CLI.
AionUi is a local cowork application featuring a built-in agent engine with full file read and write access. It enables 24/7 automation via Cron and provides remote access through a WebUI and various messaging platforms.
Developed with Python and vanilla JavaScript, this interface allows users to access Hermes Agent from web browsers or mobile devices. It features a circular context ring for monitoring token usage and supports secure access through SSH tunnels.
This desktop companion app facilitates the installation, configuration, and operation of Hermes Agent across multiple AI providers. It provides a dedicated GUI for managing chat sessions, tools, and guided provider setup.
This web dashboard manages AI chat sessions across ten communication platforms, including Telegram, Discord, and Slack. It supports visual workflows with approval gates, scheduled jobs, and detailed usage analytics.
This native web workspace features a Swarm Mode with role-based dispatch and tmux-backed workers. It integrates a Monaco-based file browser, a PTY terminal, and specialized panels for memory browsing and MCP catalog management.
Codeg is a collaborative workspace that aggregates sessions from Hermes and other agents into desktop, standalone server, or Docker deployments. It includes fifteen built-in agents and offers native iOS and Android clients for remote connectivity.
Designed as a native Mac workspace, this tool provides direct local or SSH connections to Hermes hosts with an embedded terminal for shell access. It includes native views for managing sessions, Kanban boards, skills, and cron jobs.
Built with Tauri, TypeScript, and Rust, this Windows-first application features a built-in Hermes-CN-Core kernel with health check capabilities. The UI supports LaTeX and Markdown rendering for chat, memory management, and process control.
This Chromium side-panel extension connects browser context to Hermes runtimes via local gateways or remote APIs. It offers site-aware drafting assistance and live browser control with approval gates and tab triage features.
Hermex is a native SwiftUI iPhone app for iOS 18+ that pairs with a hermes-webui server without using third-party relays. It allows users to manage agent chat, server files, skills, and scheduled tasks directly from a mobile device.
This desktop workspace provides one-click setup for Hermes Agent and other engines while offering custom LLM model routing. It includes a runtime dashboard for tracking token usage and latency alongside a live workspace for monitoring code writes.
This interactive TUI consciousness monitor features nine tabs and four color themes for tracking agent growth and git projects. It provides a tmux operator view specifically designed for managing live agent panes and scheduled cron jobs.
This self-hosted web dashboard offers a browser-based terminal and a ZOO Swarm Monitor for tracking agent health and kanban pipelines. It includes an MCP server control plane for managing server lifecycles alongside real-time chat and tool call visualization.
A native macOS session browser that tracks live Codex and Claude quota burn and API-equivalent costs across 15 agents. It maintains local search indexing for prompts and tool calls without uploading session history or telemetry.
This native macOS workspace provides a dedicated interface for Orgo cloud VMs and SSH hosts with one-click automated agent installation. It features an integrated WebRTC voice mode utilizing OpenAI Realtime and Orgo MCP.
Built with Next.js 16 and Tailwind CSS v4, this dashboard template uses a Postgres message bus to bridge local agents with a web interface. It includes a specialized approval inbox for managing agent requests that have side effects.
Built with OpenTUI, this alternative interface provides a terminal-based environment for chatting and managing agent sessions. It incorporates a kanban board for task management and supports the configuration of profiles, skills, and toolsets.
This React-based Telegram Mini App provides a 10-page mobile-first UI with terminal chat and file attachment support. It utilizes dual HMAC-SHA256 and Ed25519 authentication to manage up to five concurrent background agent instances.
This portable Windows desktop application runs without installation or admin rights using embedded Python and Node.js runtimes. It features a Tkinter GUI with granular permission controls and 100 tools for TTS, music, and ComfyUI automation.
This glassmorphic web interface provides real-time log streaming and a task tracking dashboard for self-hosted assistants. It includes management tools for skills, cron jobs, and MCP servers alongside an integrated file browser.
A monitoring dashboard focused on session activity, cost tracking, and the inspection of skill source code. It provides read-only access to configuration and environment variables for secure process oversight.
This chat-first workspace uses real-time SSE streaming and tool approval cards to manage agent interactions. It features an integrated marketplace for skills and MCP servers, plus isolated profile management for separate memory and API keys.
This desktop client facilitates orchestrated collaboration between 20 specialized AI agents through a central PM orchestrator. It includes a Visual Skill Store with over 50 one-click installations and supports native streaming responses with model switching.