Explains what the Hermes AI agent is, its self-learning skills,…

In case you're living under a rock, the Hermes agent is taking the AI world by storm. So this video is going to be one of the clearest explanations on what the Hermes agent is, what it does, and how you can use it. It is the fastest growing AI agent in the world right now, and it might be the end of open-cloth. The Hermes agent was literally the fastest GitHub project in history to reach 100,000 stars, and it has had five major releases in the last 20 days, so you need to be paying attention to this. But first, what actually is the Hermes agent? It's a brand new AI agent from a research lab called No Research. Think of it like this. One code is the AI that lives in your terminal, and it can help you do things when you're sitting down and actually work. Opencloth for a long time was the AI agent that you can message through your phone, have it actually going to do things for you while you sleep. But the Hermes agent is slightly different. It lives on a tiny server. You can text it from anywhere in every single time that it does a new task. It goes ahead and teaches itself a new skill, and it never forgets. Most agents never actually learn, but the Hermes agent does. Alright, so what can the Hermes agent actually do? One person built an entire marketing video in Mandarin in one shot. It wrote the HTML. It did the Chinese text-to-speech. It made it a vertical 9x16 video in 1080p, all from one stupid simple prompt. And other people are using it for things like email triage, calendar management, simple daily automations, and even travel plan. But here's the part that most people are missing. You can use the Hermes agent as the brain, but if you pair it with a new tool called Browser Harness, it can literally become your second hand too. Browser Harness lets the AI agent see, click, and type on any website the way that you and I will. It can do things like go to Twitter and post a tweet, go to Amazon and buy something for you, or go to LinkedIn Sales Navigator and pull these. Because not only does Hermes do this, though Hermes and the Browser agent are both self-improving. Every single time it does a new task on a website, it is going to remember what it did, and it's going to write a new skill for itself. Literally the exact instructions that it did, everything that it learned, so that the next time it does that task, it does the same exact job faster than it uses less tokens. And it does this by leaving a note that future agents can go and follow. The opportunity here is that there are a million tasks that you do on your computer every single day that can be documented in a simple SOP so that somebody else can go and do it. These are the perfect tasks that you need to be giving to the Hermes agent, because this thing is going to follow the SOP every single time, and it's just going to continuously get better. Now this thing only launched two months ago, but more and more AI experts are continuing to use this tool every single day. If you want the exact setup link to go and set up the Hermes agent on your computer, follow some of the best use cases when you should use it and when you shouldn't. Be sure to follow me and comment Hermes, so I can send that to you.