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Hermes Quill

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Android client for self-hosted Hermes Agent with multi-profile chat, cron task view and model switching

In short

Hermes Quill is an Android client for self-hosted Hermes Agent that chats with, and manages, a Hermes server running on your NAS, computer or private server.

What Hermes Quill does

Hermes Quill is a remote-control client only: all AI inference happens on your own hardware and the app contains no model. One phone can connect to several Hermes servers with isolated sessions and favorites, switch server-side profiles, and add a device by manual entry, by scanning a QR code that Hermes generates, or by pasting configuration text. The README is in Chinese.

Chat supports streaming output, Markdown with tables, code blocks and images, search across sessions or within one, and sending photos and files. Clarification questions from Hermes render as native questionnaire cards. The app also manages the server: a Tasks page lists cron jobs and logs and can trigger runs, a Models page shows provider balance and model priority, and a Skills page lists deployed skills read-only. A bot-to-bot group chat mode lets a lead bot coordinate several persona bots. The README promises no ads, no tracking SDK and no account registration, and warns against exposing port 8642 to the public internet.

Key features

  • Multiple Hermes servers and profiles from one phone
  • Streaming chat with Markdown tables, code blocks and images
  • Tasks page for cron jobs, logs and manual triggers
  • Models page with provider balance and quick model switching
  • Native questionnaire cards for Hermes clarification prompts
  • Bot-to-bot group chat with a lead bot

When to use it

  • Chatting with a home-server Hermes from an Android phone with separate sessions per device
  • Checking cron job results and triggering a task from your phone
  • Switching models in a chat when a provider runs low on balance

Who it is for: Android users who self-host Hermes Agent and want a dedicated mobile client.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Built specifically for Hermes Agent, connecting to the Hermes API server on port 8642 with an API key.

Requirements: A self-hosted Hermes Agent with the API server enabled (API_SERVER_ENABLED=true, API_SERVER_HOST and API_SERVER_KEY in .env, default port 8642) and an Android phone

Note: Core features are free with an optional one-time Pro upgrade of 12 CNY, and the repository has no license file.

FAQ

What is Hermes Quill?

Hermes Quill is an Android client for self-hosted Hermes Agent. It connects to your own Hermes server for chat, cron task management, model switching and a read-only skills list, and it contains no AI model itself.

Does Hermes Quill work with Hermes Agent?

Yes. It is built for self-hosted Hermes Agent and connects to the Hermes API server, which you enable in the server's .env file before adding the device in the app.

What do I need to run Hermes Quill?

You need a self-hosted Hermes with the API server enabled, using API_SERVER_ENABLED=true, a host setting and an API_SERVER_KEY, then a gateway restart. The README advises Tailscale or frp for outside access instead of exposing port 8642.

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