Hermes Agent
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VPS-1
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$6.20
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Specifications:
2 vCores
4 GB RAM
40 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-2
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$11.64
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Specifications:
4 vCores
8 GB RAM
75 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-3
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$16.83
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Specifications:
6 vCores
12 GB RAM
100 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
VPS-4
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$32.21
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Specifications:
8 vCores
24 GB RAM
200 GB SSD NVMe
Daily backup of the previous 24 hours
Go faster with managed hosting
Managed hosting lets you use Hermes Agent without turning your automation project into a server administration task. You do not have to maintain the system, organise backups or follow every essential security update. The environment is prepared so that you can focus on useful scenarios. This choice speaks to people who want to configure workflows, choose a model, test instructions and connect AI services like Anthropic without managing the infrastructure layer. Task automation then takes its place in daily life: preparing responses, synthesising information, tracking opportunities, classifying requests or triggering simple actions. Settings remain accessible from an interface designed for professional use. The documentation accompanies the first steps, while more advanced parameters remain available if your team gains maturity. You can adjust a setting, open a tracking window or compare several behaviours without starting from scratch. Even if you have encountered approximate spellings like harmes, the principle remains simple: you use a hosted agent, with technical management taken care of, in order to move faster from configuration to use.
Customise Hermes Agent on VPS
Managed mode or VPS
Managed mode saves you from daily operations. The VPS meets another expectation: keeping an environment clean, isolated and adjustable for advanced uses. It is suitable for teams that want to understand what is running, choose dependencies, apply their own rules and evolve Hermes Agent within a controlled technical framework.
Accessible manual installation
Manual installation offers a clear framework for moving from decision to first use. You prepare the environment, follow the necessary steps, then open a first session with a controlled configuration. This approach requires some administration basics, while remaining progressive and leaving the door open to finer adjustments after startup.
Adapting the agent to uses
Once the instance is ready, you can adapt the agent to your way of working. Technical profiles adjust variables, consult the documentation, check logs and add the necessary components to their scenarios. A team can modify a skill to process internal requests, call a business API or produce a specific output format. You start from a functional base, then you enrich the environment according to your constraints.
Separate rules and environments
The VPS also makes sense when your organisation follows specific rules. You can separate test and production environments, control access, choose the allocated resources and integrate Hermes Agent into existing chains. This logic helps system administrators maintain a clear vision, without giving up the automation provided by the agent.
What you gain on a daily basis
Connect the agent to your work channels
Telegram as an entry point
Telegram offers a simple entry point to control Hermes Agent from a familiar channel. You can send an instruction, receive a response, follow a notification and keep a quick exchange with the agent without systematically opening a new interface. For many teams, this proximity accelerates adoption: automation joins existing habits instead of creating one more tool to consult.
Individual and collective uses
This integration serves individual uses as much as collective uses. An agency can request a preparatory search, receive a summary before a meeting or trigger a recurring check. A sales profile can transmit a short instruction between two exchanges. A technical team can monitor a flow and receive a signal when the agent has completed an action.
Security gateway
As soon as the agent interacts with sensitive services, control becomes necessary. A security gateway makes it possible to frame certain actions before their execution. It can filter requests, limit operations, validate a context or block behaviour that falls outside the planned framework. This step helps to reconcile autonomy and governance, especially when the agent has access to internal tools.
Specialised sub-agents
Sub-agents provide another form of organisation. Rather than entrusting all responsibilities to a single instance, you can distribute the missions: research, qualification, monitoring, response, action preparation or operational assistance. This specialisation makes scenarios more readable and facilitates the progressive improvement of each role.