The Hermes profiles I manage directly, reading from the same private skills repository. I have several Hermes profiles, and some of them need the same skills. Until now, that meant keeping similar copies in different profile directories. Fixing one did not fix the others, and it was easy to lose track of which version …

Hermes uses Jev to classify content before applying tags in Kavita and Paperless-ngx. I have been adding more and more things to Hermes. It started as a sysadmin for my homelab, then became a general assistant, and now I am asking it to tidy up my digital libraries. This is how things go, I guess. There was a bit of …

The overlord In the first part of this post, I talked about how, to get the most out of my agents, I decided to federate them — essentially creating a fleet of different agents — making use of the profiles mechanism offered out of the box by Hermes. As the number of specialists grew, so did the effort of managing them …

How it started Like many people out there, I do have a thing for chatbots and assistants. I cannot remember how my professional and digital life was prior to Slack and things. Before bots, I was (and still am) really into chat applications: Yahoo Messenger, ICQ, MSN — all the usual suspects. So it kind of makes sense …