u/SelectionCalm70

Hey everyone,Big quality-of-life update from Teknium

and the Nous Research team: Skill Bundles are now in Hermes Agent!Instead of manually loading a bunch of skills every time you start a repetitive task, you can now predefine bundles (tiny YAML files) and trigger the whole set with a single slash command like /release-prep or /research-sprint.Examples from the announcement:/release-prep → plan rollout, review changes, write notes, prep FAQ, ship PR

/incident-response → triage fast, write update, prepare rollback

/research-sprint → collect sources, compare claims, write brief

https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/features/skills#skill-bundles

Drop below what you're building this week.

Could be anything:

- a half-broken prototype

- a stupid idea you can't stop thinking about

- an AI tool

- a side project

- something you shipped at 2am and instantly regretted

No judgment. Just genuinely curious what the vibe coding community is actually working on right now.

I’ve personally been building an AEO checker for AI search visibility: https://aeochecker.xyz/

Been vibe coding a bunch of sites lately and realized most of them were terrible for both SEO and AI discovery. They looked fine visually, but ChatGPT/Perplexity basically couldn't understand or surface them properly.

Used it on hermesguide.xyz and went from 50 → 100 AEO and 60 → 97 SEO. Most of it was small stuff serving cleaner markdown to bots, fixing meta tags, removing things blocking crawlers , adding robots.txt and sitemap.xml.

Made it free since I originally built it for my own projects anyway.

The paid version unlocks AI powered fix suggestions and platform specific implementation prompts so you can actually improve the issues the scan finds.

site: https://aeochecker.xyz/

Been vibe coding a bunch of sites lately and realized most of them were terrible for both SEO and AI discovery. They looked fine visually, but ChatGPT/Perplexity basically couldn't understand or surface them properly.

Used it on hermesguide.xyz and went from 50 → 100 AEO and 60 → 97 SEO. Most of it was small stuff serving cleaner markdown to bots, fixing meta tags, removing things blocking crawlers , adding robots.txt and sitemap.xml.

Made it free since I originally built it for my own projects anyway.

The paid version unlocks AI powered fix suggestions and platform specific implementation prompts so you can actually improve the issues the scan finds.

site: https://aeochecker.xyz/

Looking for feedback

Been vibe coding a bunch of sites lately and realized most of them were terrible for both SEO and AI discovery. They looked fine visually, but ChatGPT/Perplexity basically couldn't understand or surface them properly.

Used it on my vibe coded site and went from 50 → 100 AEO and 60 → 97 SEO. Most of it was small stuff serving cleaner markdown to bots, fixing meta tags, removing things blocking crawlers , adding robots.txt and sitemap.xml.

Made it free since I originally built it for my own projects anyway.

The paid version unlocks AI powered fix suggestions and platform specific implementation prompts so you can actually improve the issues the scan finds.

Nous just showed a dead simple trick: for the first 20-40% of training, you average groups of tokens on the input and predict multiple at once on the output.

Then flip back to normal next-token prediction.It trains way faster (2-3x wall time at same FLOPs), the loss recovers fine, and the final model beats baseline on benchmarks. No changes to inference, works with everything else.

Been experimenting with Hermes Agent + the Odoo skills.

Made a few custom skills that let the agent interact directly with inventory, suppliers, purchase orders, accounting, etc.

Tested a workflow where I simply told it:
“Restock anything running low.”

The agent checked inventory, found out-of-stock items, created a purchase order, and confirmed it automatically inside Odoo.

The wild part is that it can also be controlled through Telegram or WhatsApp, so you can basically manage ERP workflows from chat instead of dashboards.

Feels like agents + ERP systems are going to be a massive use case.

Tired of seeing small business owners struggle with bloated ERP software. Hooked up a full ERP to Hermes Agent with DeepSeek V4 Flash and built a skill for Hermes CLI so you can just type what you need.

"who owes me money?" gets you an AR report. "show P&L" pulls live financials. "start work order" kicks off manufacturing.

All open source, runs on a $5 VPS.

https://hermesguide.xyz/directory/

It’s a curated collection of tools, projects, and integrations built by members of the Hermes Agent subreddit community all available in one place on the website.

If you’ve been building with Hermes Agent, go check out what the community has cooked. More additions coming soon.

Site link: https://hermesguide.xyz/directory/

Hey everyone,

Wanted to share something I've been working on. The wiki is now live at hermesguide.xyz/wiki and it's basically everything useful from this sub organized into actual articles.

What it actually is:

This isn't the official Hermes docs. Those tell you what the features do. This wiki tells you how people actually use it pulled straight from threads, comments, and setup guides posted here. Real configs, real hosting setups, real mistakes people made and how they fixed them.

What's live right now:

- First-Time Setup — model picks, hosting options, what to configure first so you don't waste time

- Cloud Hosting — Hetzner, Hugging Face Spaces, Docker, Synology, Tailscale setups

- Memory Systems — Hindsight vs Honcho vs MemPalace vs OpenViking, actual token overhead numbers

- Profiles & Multi-Agent — how profiles actually work (not presets, separate agents), Kanban boards, orchestrator patterns

- Model Comparison — Qwen 3.6, DeepSeek V4, MiniMax M2.7, what the community actually runs and why

- Coding Agent — GitHub integration, coder profiles, when to use Hermes vs OpenCode

- Troubleshooting — the actual errors people hit and how they fixed them

- Best Practices — workflow patterns that work, SOUL.md tips, cost management

- Community Tools — HuggingMes, llm-keypool, Browser UI, Desktop App, Talaria

Each article credits the users whose threads it came from. Tables work on mobile. There's a TOC so you don't have to scroll forever.

Still building:

The Ecosystem directory (tools, skills, MCP servers) is coming next.

If you spot something wrong or want your tool/project added, drop a comment.

Link: https://hermesguide.xyz/wiki