an AI worker, not a chatbot

The messenger who actually runs your errands.

Hermes is Nous Research's open-source, self-improving agent — a tireless worker you reach like a person and hand the busywork to. Email, forms, scheduling, calls, texts, whole websites. You say the word; it's handled.

Runs anywhere · reachable everywhere

You talk. It handles it.

No dashboards to learn, no prompts to engineer. Message Hermes like you'd message a sharp assistant — in plain words — and it does the work, asks before anything costs money, and closes the loop when it's done.

chat · you ⇄ hermes

One worker. The whole errand list.

If it's repetitive, procedural, or dreaded — it belongs to Hermes.

✉️

Email, tamed

Triages your inbox, drafts the replies, chases the threads you keep meaning to answer.

📄

Paperwork & forms

Send it a PDF or a portal login — it fills, files, and tracks the confirmation number.

📅

Scheduling

Books, reschedules, and guards your calendar. No more 'when works for you?' ping-pong.

📞

Calls & texts

Its own phone number. Sits through the hold music, confirms the appointment, texts you back.

🌐

Websites

Describe it and it builds a real site — booking pages, landing pages — then keeps it updated.

🔎

A real browser

It works the web like a person: research, checkouts, forms, portals — whatever the task needs.

NOUS RESEARCH · OPEN SOURCE

A worker that gets better at your work.

Hermes is the open-source, self-improving agent from Nous Research. Every task it does for you sharpens the next one — it writes its own reusable skills, remembers how you like things done, and quietly compounds into an assistant that fits you specifically. Not a frozen model behind a login: a worker that learns your world.

Fully provisioned, day one.

No API keys, no servers, no setup. Sign up, pick your resources, and it's all wired up for you automatically:

Hermes Agent workerAnthropic Opus accessRocket.Chat accountBusiness emailPhone number · calls + SMSWebsite + domainCredentials & instructionsManaged hosting

Hand it the busywork.

Spend your hours on what actually matters. Let the messenger run the rest.

Put Hermes to work →