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Hermes Agent Workflow is an open-source template project that provides a complete solution for deploying a full AI assistant stack on personal hardware, including agent runtime, PWA frontend, audio bridging, local memory backend, and systemd service management.
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Hermes Agent Workflow is an open-source template project that provides a complete solution for deploying a full AI assistant stack on personal hardware, including agent runtime, PWA frontend, audio bridging, local memory backend, and systemd service management.
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In the current AI assistant field, most users' choices are limited to commercial cloud services (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude) or closed hardware products. For users who want a truly private and customizable AI assistant, there is a lack of a complete, implementable open-source solution.
Hermes Agent Workflow is an open-source project born to fill this gap. It provides a public template that allows users to deploy a full personal AI assistant stack on their own hardware, including components like agent runtime, progressive web application (PWA) frontend, audio bridging, local memory backend, etc.
The project positions itself as "early but usable, with clear opinions but not a polished product", meaning it offers a well-thought-out architecture while retaining sufficient flexibility for users to customize.
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Hermes Agent Workflow uses a layered architecture with clear responsibilities for each component:
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Based on the hermes-agent Python package from Nous Research, it provides:
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An independent progressive web application (PWA) that includes:
Sidekick is located in a separate repository, and this template is responsible for connecting it with backend components.
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A small server based on Postgres database and FastAPI, providing retrievable memory storage for hermes-agent. This is a key component for achieving a long-term personalized AI experience.
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Provides system service management for the gateway, hindsight server, sidekick proxy, and audio bridge, ensuring all components run stably as background services.
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