Hermes WebUI

What Hermes WebUI does

Hermes WebUI has a three-panel layout: sessions and navigation on the left, chat in the center and a workspace file browser on the right. Model, profile and workspace controls sit in a composer footer, a circular context ring shows token usage, and settings and session tools live in the Hermes Control Center. The README mentions a dark theme, a light mode with full profile support and a password setting.

It claims nearly 1:1 parity with the Hermes CLI and says every part of the UI uses your existing Hermes agent and models with no additional setup. There is no build step, framework or bundler, only Python and vanilla JS. Access from your computer or phone goes through an SSH tunnel from your Hermes setup, and the README also covers Tailscale access, a Nix flake and NixOS module, and single- and multi-container Docker deploys. Listed features include sessions with projects, tags and tool call cards, an inline file preview, voice, profiles and themes.

Key features

• Three-panel layout with sessions, chat and a workspace file browser
• Near 1:1 parity with the Hermes CLI, using your existing agent and models
• Composer footer with model, profile and workspace controls and a token-usage context ring
• Session projects, tags and tool call cards
• Remote and phone access through an SSH tunnel or Tailscale, with a password setting
• Nix flake and module plus single- and multi-container Docker deploys

When to use it

• Using Hermes Agent from a phone browser
• Reaching a Hermes server remotely through an SSH tunnel or Tailscale
• Running Hermes on NixOS or in Docker with a web front end

Who it is for: Hermes Agent users who want a browser or phone interface instead of the terminal.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Built specifically for Hermes Agent. It uses the existing Hermes agent setup and models and mirrors the CLI experience in the browser.

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