Voltti Insights collects practical guides on AI for businesses in Belgium and the Netherlands. Read about AI agents, AI automation, local AI, and Hermes. What does it deliver, what does it cost, and how do you start safely? We write from what we do ourselves: installing, connecting, and supporting Hermes, including our own setup at Voltti.
Generative engine optimization (GEO) makes your pages citable for ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews. What an AI agent checks, and what you decide.
Search internal knowledge with an AI agent: answers from your notes, reports, and emails, with the source attached. Three setups and what you still check.
Your cloud model can stop mid-task because of a filter, an outage, or a limit. Here is how a local model as a fallback takes over, from our own practice.
AI grants in Belgium and the Netherlands: official programs for training, guidance and development, what is still open and where to start.
Prepare your AI agent pilot with a copy-ready checklist of seven questions: task, data, output, rights, stop rules, acceptance tests, and ownership.
Install Hermes Agent with the desktop app or one terminal command: steps for Windows, Mac, and Linux, plus fixes when it fails.
Hermes for teams: work through Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or Buzz in shared projects, with clear access rules. See how it works.
Compare Hermes, ChatGPT, and Copilot on files, memory, and integrations, and see how Hermes can use your ChatGPT subscription. Pick what fits your role.
Hermes Agent is an open-source AI agent from Nous Research. Learn how it works, 6 business use cases, and when it is not the right fit.
See how Sisu runs Hermes and Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi 5, uses local device APIs, and charges the car on surplus solar power.
See when Hermes on your own computer is enough and when a managed Linux computer is a better fit for your team and recurring tasks.
AI backup and recovery for a local AI agent: encrypted backups off the node, what happens when hardware fails, and what you can prepare.
