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hermes-alpha

Cloud-deployed Hermes with pre-configured infrastructure templates. Skips local setup.

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Cloud-deployed Hermes with pre-configured infrastructure templates. Skips local setup.

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Signals

Listed in the awesome-hermes-agent README

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What the upstream surface says

Short excerpt only, so you can decide whether to click out.

Can a stock AI agent — given nothing but a mission brief — bootstrap an autonomous bug bounty system from scratch?

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ │ │ Creator (You) │ │ └─ browser terminal / Telegram │ │ └─ Overseer (persistent, strategic — builds the system)│ │ └─ Hunter (ephemeral, tactical — finds the bugs) │ │ └─ subagents (parallel analysis workers) │ │ │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Most AI agent projects give the agent a mountain of custom tools, structured APIs, and carefully engineered infrastructure. Hermes Alpha asks: what if you gave it nothing?

The ExperimentThe ThesisHow It WorksThe OverseerThe HunterThe Self-Improvement LoopThe Web TerminalArchitecture
  • Builds the Hunter's codebase — security skills, system prompt, tools, Dockerfile
  • Deploys the Hunter to its own Fly.io machine
  • Monitors the Hunter's performance via logs and Elephantasm memory streams
  • Intervenes when it spots problems — soft (runtime guidance injection) or hard (code changes + redeploy)
  • Learns which interventions work over time, compounding improvements
  • Authenticate with your password
  • A WebSocket spawns hermes chat inside a PTY
  • Bidirectional I/O streams between your browser and the agent's terminal