Hermes Setup Guide

What Hermes Setup Guide does

The guide starts with a feature overview of Hermes Agent: multi-provider LLM support, terminal and file tools, browser automation, persistent memory across sessions, a skills system for reusable workflows, background processes and messaging through Telegram, Discord, Slack and Matrix. It lists Python 3.10 or newer and Ubuntu 20.04, macOS or WSL2 as prerequisites.

A central section sets up 9Router, described as an OpenAI-compatible gateway that routes to several LLM providers, and shows the hermes config set commands and a config.yaml example that point Hermes at a local base URL on port 20128. Four example uses cover development, DevOps, research and browser automation, followed by basic skills and memory commands. An advanced section covers deploying on an Ubuntu VPS with a systemd service, installing Chrome for headless browser automation, and enabling Telegram. The text is written in Indonesian.

Key features

• Overview of Hermes Agent tools, memory, skills and messaging support
• 9Router setup with the matching Hermes config commands and config.yaml
• Example prompts for development, DevOps, research and browser automation
• VPS deployment notes including a systemd service and headless Chrome
• Telegram setup steps

When to use it

• Setting up Hermes Agent for the first time in Indonesian
• Pointing Hermes at a local multi-provider gateway instead of one provider
• Running Hermes on an Ubuntu VPS

Who it is for: Indonesian-speaking developers and hobbyists getting started with Hermes Agent.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

It is a community guide written for Hermes Agent, covering its installation, configuration, skills, memory and gateway setup.

Requirements: Python 3.10+ and Ubuntu 20.04+, macOS or WSL2

Note: The guide was last updated in May 2026, so verify its commands against the current Hermes Agent docs.

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