Hermes3D

What Hermes3D does

Hermes3D is a frontend and adapter layer that turns an agent fleet into a live 3D retro office. Agents appear as workers moving through shared rooms and desks, and a 2D pixel-art office is available for low-power machines. The README says the gateway is only the control plane and the office is the product.

The app does not build the upstream runtimes. It connects to a runtime that speaks the Hermes3D gateway protocol: Hermes through a bundled WebSocket gateway adapter, a direct HTTP custom runtime provider for orchestrator-backed stacks, or a built-in demo gateway for exploring without a real agent framework. Features include fleet management and agent chat streamed from the gateway, agent creation and approvals, standups connected to GitHub and Jira, pull request review, QA pipeline monitoring, a training gym and a janitor that resets sessions. An /office/builder page edits and publishes office layouts.

Key features

• Live 3D office with desks, rooms, navigation and event-driven activity cues
• 2D pixel office renderer for low-power machines
• Fleet management and agent chat streamed from the gateway
• Standups with GitHub and Jira, and pull request review inside the office
• Office layout builder at /office/builder
• Bundled Hermes gateway adapter, HTTP custom runtime provider and demo gateway

When to use it

• Watch what several agents are doing at once instead of reading logs
• Run a standup with agents connected to GitHub and Jira
• Try the interface with the demo gateway before connecting a real agent

Who it is for: People who run several AI agents on their own infrastructure and want a visual, spatial view of them.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

It is a Hermes-oriented interface: a bundled gateway adapter connects it to Hermes, and the README calls it an unofficial community frontend.

Note: It is an unofficial community frontend that is not affiliated with the teams behind the agent backends it connects to.

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