A real AI agent,
no API bill
Everyone assumes running a real AI agent means a new API invoice every month. Hermes runs on the ChatGPT subscription you already pay for.
Why everyone thought agents were for developers only
Terminal first
Until now, trying a real agent meant opening the terminal and drowning in commands.
Hours of configs
You spend hours tweaking settings, and in the end it might not even run.
Time lost daily
Work AI could do for you, and you are still doing it by hand every day.
Meet Hermes
Built by Nous Research, and stronger than OpenClaw. Fully open source, one download across all three platforms.
Mac
single download
Windows
single download
Linux
single download
Open source
MIT license
✓ I installed it on my own laptop: it worked on the first try.
It actually does the work
Scheduled automations
Daily reports, backups and weekly audits, written in natural language and running unattended.
Coding
Writes code, fixes it, and handles technical tasks in your projects.
Your daily tasks
The things you repeat every day: it learns them once, then does them for you.
It remembers you and improves itself
Memory after every chat
Keeps what matters and builds a deeper picture of you with every session.
Skills it builds itself
After every complex task it turns the experience into a new reusable skill.
The result? A month in, you have an agent that knows your work and does it while you focus on something else.
Running in 5 minutes
No commands, no fuss: open the official installation guide, pick your platform (Mac, Windows or Linux), and follow the steps on screen.
Prefer no terminal at all?
Grab Hermes Desktop instead: the same agent as a regular app, no command line needed.
Get Hermes DesktopAgents now get real work done.
The question: what will you build with them?
The same idea that lets Hermes do your tasks lets Claude Code build your whole product. Yalla Kit gives your agent the Arabic-first foundation to build on: auth, database, two languages and payments, from day one.
Hermes Agent is an open-source project by Nous Research, MIT licensed. Project page on GitHub