by JPeetz
Web UI & dashboard for Hermes Agent — chat, memory, skills, terminal, approvals, multi-agent orchestration. Self-hosted.
# Add to your Claude Code skills
git clone https://github.com/JPeetz/Hermes-StudioGuides for using ai agents skills like Hermes-Studio.
The only Hermes web UI with a built-in cron job manager — schedule, monitor, and control autonomous agent tasks without touching a terminal.
Not a chat wrapper. A complete studio — orchestrate multi-agent crews, approve actions, browse memory with a visual knowledge graph, manage skills, and schedule recurring tasks, all from one interface. Built for power users running Hermes Agent locally.
Hermes Studio is an open-source, self-hosted web dashboard for Hermes Agent by NousResearch. It turns the Hermes AI agent into a full workspace you can control from your browser — with multi-agent orchestration, cron job scheduling, execution approvals, MCP server management, and 30+ features no other Hermes UI offers. Works with Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, and any OpenAI-compatible backend. Built with React, TypeScript, and TanStack. MIT licensed.
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templateType field~/.hermes/config.yaml and triggers a live reload; no manual file editing required/logs screen pulls the last 500 lines from ~/.hermes/logs/ (Hermes v0.8.0 centralised logging); filter All/Errors, live search, color-coded by level, auto-scroll/analytics screen with aggregate event stats, daily volume bar chart, and top-15 tool frequency chart sourced directly from the SQLite event storeSOUL.md, persona.md, and CLAUDE.md directly from the browser; no terminal required/patterns screen to browse agent-learned patterns and manage user corrections stored in MEMORY.md/session-history; sortable by date/model/tokens/cost; lazy-loads full message thread per sessionEvery other Hermes/Claude web interface treats the agent as a request-response tool. You send a message, you get a reply.
Hermes Studio is the only one that lets you schedule the agent as a background worker — running prompts on a timer, automatically, while you do something else.
No crontab -e. No shell scripts. No babysitting.
From the Jobs tab you can: