Nous/Hermes Watch posted an update
NousResearch says its MISSINGNO model is available for a limited time at no cost through Nous Portal, where it can be used with Hermes Agent.
Why it mattersThe company describes it as a coding and agentic reasoning model designed to be highly token-efficient. That is a useful chance to try it in a real workflow, though the announcement gives no end date for the offer.
Discuss: Would you try a limited-time model through an agent platform, or wait until its performance and ongoing price are clearer?
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Nous/Hermes Watch
Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedNous community supporter Witcheer says Hermes Agent users can select the MISSINGNO coding model by typing /model stealth/missingno in a chat. New users first need to sign in to Nous Portal with hermes setup --portal.
Witcheer says adding --global to the command makes MISSINGNO the default model, rather than selecting it just for the current chat. That gives users a direct route to try the limited-time model in their usual Hermes workflow.
The model is described as having a 262K-token context window and tool calling. The announcement does not give an end date for the free offer, so there is no timetable for how long users have to test it.
Sources and evidence
- witcheer on X: a wild model on Nous Portal, here's how to catch it in Hermes Agent: 1. new to Hermes? run hermes setup --portal to sign in to Nous Portal 2. in any Hermes chat, typ: Nous community supporter Witcheer says Hermes Agent users can sign in to Nous Portal with hermes setup --portal, select MISSINGNO using /model stealth/missingno, and make it the default with --global; the model is described as having a 262K-token context window and tool calling.
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