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Hermes for Web

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Browser workbench for Hermes Agent with setup packs, artifacts and memory-based personalization

In short

Hermes for Web is a browser workbench for Hermes Agent with a Korean-first interface, setup packs, an artifact shelf, a preflight checker and a start screen personalized from the user's Hermes memory. It supports mixing local models such as Darwin with remote GPT-family models.

What Hermes for Web does

Hermes for Web describes itself as a cockpit for Hermes Agent rather than just a chat page: the CLI is the engine room, and the web UI is where work is created, checked, saved and shared. The README calls the repository a fork aimed at a Korean-friendly UI and beginner-friendly workflow buttons. The start screen reads the user's Hermes memory through /api/memory and shows a personalization card, and the default theme is Cherry Blossom, with Neo Brutalism and a Gucci-style theme also included.

Chat supports local models such as Darwin alongside GPT-5.4, GPT-5.4 Mini and Codex-family models, with per-session model switching. A workspace panel browses the session's files with markdown, code and image preview and lets you create files and folders. Artifacts such as notes, briefs, memos and research briefs can be created, opened and deleted, and connected to Share, Telegram and Memory actions. Setup Packs bootstrap common workflows in one click, with Obsidian Starter, ShareNote plus Telegram, Obsidian Power Workflow and Memory Sync packs listed. A lightweight Preflight Validator checks notes, postings and cron jobs before they run.

Key features

  • Start screen personalized from Hermes memory through /api/memory
  • Per-session switching between local and remote models
  • Workspace panel with markdown, code and image preview
  • Artifact shelf connected to Share, Telegram and Memory actions
  • Setup Packs for Obsidian, ShareNote, Telegram and memory sync workflows
  • Preflight Validator for notes, postings and cron jobs

When to use it

  • Using a browser interface on top of an existing Hermes CLI setup
  • Turning conversations into saved notes and briefs for Obsidian-based workflows
  • Mixing a local model with GPT-family models in one workspace

Who it is for: Hermes Agent users, especially Korean speakers and Obsidian users, who want a browser workbench instead of the CLI alone.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Built as a web UI for Hermes Agent that reads the user's Hermes memory and expects Hermes to be installed first.

Requirements: Hermes Agent installed first

Note: The README describes this project as a fork with a Korean-first interface.

FAQ

What is Hermes for Web?

Hermes for Web is a browser workbench for Hermes Agent. It adds chat with model switching, a workspace panel, artifacts, setup packs and a preflight checker, with a Korean-first interface.

Does Hermes for Web work with Hermes Agent?

Yes. It is built for Hermes Agent and expects Hermes to be installed first. It reads the user's Hermes memory to personalize the start screen.

Is Hermes for Web free and open source?

Yes. The repository is released under the MIT license.

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