Nous/Hermes Watch posted an update
A community plugin for Hermes Agent called viajante searches public Google Flights and Google Hotels pages from your own machine, without an API key or account, its creator Witcheer says.
Why it mattersIt’s a small but practical extension of what an AI agent can do, with fewer sign-up hoops than usual.
Discuss: Would you trust an agent to handle travel research locally, or do you prefer a dedicated booking service?
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Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedThe creator of viajante says the Hermes Agent plugin gives an agent 22 tools, plus a skill explaining how to interpret the results. It reads public Google Flights and Google Hotels pages from the user’s own IP address, then returns prices, flight times and links.
Witcheer says users can ask for round-trip options by date and currency, compare airports in Paris, or search for hotels priced for the full stay with a minimum rating. The examples show the plugin can narrow travel research, rather than merely opening another collection of tabs.
It does not book travel or store credentials, according to Witcheer. That makes it a research aid, not an autonomous travel agent: users still choose and book for themselves, and the plugin’s results come from public pages rather than a booking service.
Sources and evidence
- planning a long weekend away usually starts with a pile of flight and hotel tabs. viajante is a community plugin for Hermes Agent that searches flights and hotels from your own mac: Witcheer says viajante provides 22 tools and a skill for researching flights and hotels through public Google pages, but does not book or store credentials.
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