Hermes AgentWith support
An open-source AI agent that uses tools to get work done. Voltti installs Hermes at your premises and provides support for the working environment.
Open-source Hermes. Independently supported by Voltti.
An open-source AI agent that uses tools to get work done. Voltti installs Hermes at your premises and provides support for the working environment.
Open-source Hermes. Independently supported by Voltti.
A chat-only setup is useful for questions and drafts. Without connected tools, you carry out the next steps yourself. ChatGPT and Claude also offer agent features; compare actual configurations rather than product names alone.
Hermes reads files, runs commands, edits code, searches the web, and checks its results using the tools and permissions available to it.
Hermes works with the projects and folders you make available. It can retrieve context without you having to repeat every detail.
Saved agreements, procedures, and decisions give Hermes useful context beyond the latest message. You can review and update that information.
Web search, scripts, and selected integrations. Hermes uses the tools available for a task within the access boundaries you set.
Telegram, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, and Buzz are examples of supported channels. Your team chooses a channel it already uses.
Save a useful procedure as a skill so Hermes can follow it again. Review skills when tools or working agreements change.
We define approval gates for higher-risk actions. You decide which tasks may run automatically and where a person must approve the next step.
An open-source AI agent developed by Nous Research. Hermes uses connected tools, saves useful procedures as skills, and works through supported team channels. People review its work.
Installing Hermes is one part of the work. A business setup also needs project context, access controls, and a workflow the team can use. Voltti puts those pieces in place.
Hermes runs on a system at your premises. Voltti installs it and configures the projects, knowledge sources, and access.
Updates, monitoring, encrypted backups to a separate location in your network, and restore tests. Voltti supports the environment while your team uses it.
Connect the systems the workflow needs and grant the minimum useful permissions. Add further access only when there is a reason.
Run Hermes on hardware you already have or choose; a computer supplied by Voltti is an option. Use Hermes Desktop on your workstation, or work as a team through a supported channel such as Buzz, Telegram, Slack, or Discord. Channel and model data flows depend on your chosen setup.
Build pages, edit content, review code, and publish when authorized. People check the work afterward and make corrections.
Find information, summarize it, and prepare context for decisions.
Review projects, prepare changes, and deliver results for people to check.
Automate recurring checks and follow-ups within an agreed workflow.
A short call about time-consuming work and whether Hermes is a good fit.
Choose one specific task that makes the pilot useful and manageable.
Install Hermes on the chosen system and configure projects and access.
Help the team get started, review the results, and decide what to do next.
No. Hermes is a self-hosted, open-source agent whose tools, project access, and model provider you can configure. ChatGPT is a different product and also offers agent capabilities. The useful comparison is between the access, tools, data handling, and support in the setups you are considering, not simply chat versus action.
The Hermes environment and its configuration run on a system at your premises. Project repositories can remain wherever you choose, such as GitHub or internal Git. If you use an external model, selected context is sent to that provider. We agree on the model and data flow during setup. Encrypted backups go to a separate location in your network, never to the node itself.
Supported channels include Telegram, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, and Buzz. You can also use Hermes Desktop on your own workstation. Your team chooses the channels it already uses; Voltti configures the connections and access permissions during installation.
The agreed support setup includes daily encrypted backups to a separate location in your network and periodic restore tests. If hardware fails, those backups can be used to restore the environment on a replacement system.
Installation and pilot costs depend on hardware, onboarding, and integrations. Support is based on a custom quote. You pay model usage, including API costs, through your own provider account. We explain those costs during the introductory call.