Hermes Agent

Omnesis — Indexes a person's personal data sources into a self-hosted graph and lets AI agents query it under per-agent access and privacy rules.

Viperix: Snake Arena — Runs an offline circular snake-style arena game on Android where players grow by eating food left by crashed snakes, with bots and a runtime-synthesised soundtrack.

AutoYou — Lets a phone voice call, chat with, and remote-view an AI running on the user's own PC.

my support agent setup — Automatically replies to support emails by running an AI agent on a cron job that checks an inbox every few minutes.

AgentConnect — Lets a team talk to self-hosted AI agents from chat apps like Slack, Discord, Telegram, Lark, GitHub, and GitLab, and lets agents call one another.

Proff — Provides a platform for small businesses that uses an AI agent to write SEO-targeted blog content.

Krystal Loop Protocol — Runs a penetration testing tool against the author's own applications, built through a multi-agent AI coding setup.

Would you use a mobile… — Gives a Linux workstation a touch-first mobile interface for terminal, files, apps, processes, Docker, Git and dev servers.

wheat-gluten-redesign — Designs ABE8e base-editing and PEmax prime-editing guide RNAs to remove celiac disease epitopes from wheat gluten genes.

Ackd — Tracks job applications, resume versions, and response rates, and exposes that data to AI assistants via an MCP server.

World-Sim — Runs a physics- and chemistry-simulated world where AI-driven people discover technologies and social behavior on their own.

CrewCode — Runs, supervises, and reviews multiple AI coding agents across git worktrees in one desktop app.

Life Atlas — Combines tasks, habits, notes, goals and life-area tracking in one personal system that connects to multiple AI assistants.

Angelica Sparke — Generates an AI psychic website with fresh content published daily by a scheduled job.

Sovren — Describes a planned coding language intended to be simpler than Python and more efficient, with its development story and a request for team members.

Hermes Skill Deck — Browses, searches, and organizes AI agent skill files across profiles, with favorites and quick access to files in Finder.

Gigamail — Manages email with an AI agent that drafts replies from a documents folder, schedules appointments, and sends follow-ups only after human approval.

Vory — Gives an iPhone chat and remote-control client for self-hosted Hermes agent gateways, with bot avatars, approval prompts and group chats.

Maritime — Gives each AI agent its own persistent micro-VM with a browser, terminal, installed software and files that survive restarts, sleeping when idle.

A2F (Agent-to-Form) — Lets AI agents find manufacturers via an indexed directory and submit technical inquiries through their legacy contact forms, drafted in the vendor's local language.

VibeHost — Provides persistent Linux VPS workspaces per project that are accessed over SSH and can expose a web URL.

TokenCensus — Counts local coding-agent token usage across several tools and logs weekly rate-limit resets to a local SQLite file.

Violin — Runs supervised AI-agent penetration tests with scope checks, persistent engagement state, and evidence-backed findings.

Northern Logic — Stores knowledge as locally synced Markdown files that AI agents and people can read, search, and edit across tools.

Spawnea — Manages coding agent sessions, terminals, files, Git worktrees, and task status across projects and local and remote machines in one desktop workspace.

AgentJury — Sends an AI agent's completed task and output to independent blind AI reviewers that vote approve, revise, or abstain and aggregate the votes into a verdict.

Agent Preview — Creates a private tunnel so apps running on a home machine can be previewed from anywhere.

Relay — Provides a remote interface to run AI coding agents on a home or VPS server from phone, browser, or desktop.

C-Space — Visualizes live or archived AI coding agent sessions as a navigable 3D city showing tool use, messages, and subagent spawns.

rungraph — Turns local coding agent session transcripts into an interactive graph of prompts, subagents, and errors.

Angelia — Connects a coding agent on a Mac to WhatsApp or Telegram chats, with separate memory per chat and approval gates for risky commands.

Baxter — Runs a personal AI assistant that works through email and Discord with a security-focused approach to access control.

Prism32 — Runs a single-file Python agent that generates its own tools and plugins to control a computer and attached hardware through a language model loop.

Spectre — Runs a self-hosted personal AI agent with local model support, memory, tools, and chat access via web UI or messaging apps.

SwarmWright — Lets users design multi-agent AI workflows as visual flows and run them on schedules, webhooks, or on demand, with a chat interface that can build and run swarms.

OpenSkynet — Runs an AI agent with a design meant to differ from Hermes Agent and other coding agents.