u/DesignEddi

Image 1 — I built a way to talk to my self-hosted AI agent through my smart glasses — just submitted it for review
Image 2 — I built a way to talk to my self-hosted AI agent through my smart glasses — just submitted it for review
Image 3 — I built a way to talk to my self-hosted AI agent through my smart glasses — just submitted it for review

I built a way to talk to my self-hosted AI agent through my smart glasses — just submitted it for review

For the last few days I've been tinkering on a side project and figured this crowd might actually find it interesting.

I run a self-hosted Hermes agent (Nous Research) on my own server, and I wanted to actually *use* it hands-free instead of always pulling out my phone. I also have a pair of Even Realities G2 smart glasses, so I built a little app that connects the two.

The idea: I tap the touchpad on the glasses or ring, speak, and my words go through live speech-to-text straight to my own agent. The answer streams back onto the glasses display — and I can watch it think, see which tools it's running (web search, code, memory, etc.), and approve anything sensitive right from the glasses with a swipe. The phone stays in my pocket.

A few bits I'm kind of happy with:

Fire-and-forget: I can start a longer task, double-tap back out, and let it finish in the background while I do something else. The session list marks which runs are still going, waiting for approval, done, or failed — and re-attaches to the live stream when I open one back up.

Opening a session shows the last chunk of the conversation, which is basically the agent's own context window.

Speech-to-text isn't locked to one vendor: it supports a handful of providers (Deepgram, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Gladia, Soniox, Speechmatics, Rev AI) or your own STT server if you'd rather keep that part local too.

Everything lives on the device — you point it at your own gateway with your own keys. Nothing routes through me.

It's very much a self-hoster / tinkerer thing right now: you need your own Hermes gateway running, and there's a small CORS patch for the agent because its streaming endpoint doesn't send the headers a WebView needs.

Status: I just submitted it to the Even Hub (their app store) and it's in review now. I honestly have no idea how long that takes on such a small platform, so I'm mostly just curious how it goes — I'll report back once I hear something.

Happy to answer questions about how it's built. It's a WebView app on their SDK, a 576x288 green display with a single font, so a surprising amount of the work was pixel-measuring text to get the layout and scrolling right. Curious if anyone else here is doing agent stuff on wearables.

u/DesignEddi — 3 days ago

Received my G2-A after a 3-day customs saga — now I want to build for the Hub

Finally received my G2-A (Grey Panto, prescription) after customs held it hostage in Cologne for 3 days 😮‍💨 Paired, updated, and honestly blown away — the display is sharper and more discreet than I thought.

Now the fun part: I'm a dev and want to start building for the Even Hub. Planning a couple of small apps to learn the SDK.

For those already building: what surprised you most about the SDK? Any gotchas I should know before I start?

u/DesignEddi — 6 days ago

Recent Germany Delivery Times for Even G2 + R1?

Is anyone here from Germany and can share how long it took for their glasses and ring to arrive? I’ve seen a lot of complaints on different platforms from people saying they had to wait months. Also, did you have to deal with German customs or any extra import fees?

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u/DesignEddi — 1 month ago