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Nous Research has built Hermes Record, a plugin that captures browser activity and turns it into a skill Hermes Agent can repeat with details supplied by the user. That could save people from teaching an agent the same browser task twice, though it also makes clear what the agent has been shown.
Why it mattersNous community member Witcheer describes the plugin and demonstrates recording a pizza order before using /learn to create a skill. The supplied account does not explain what privacy controls or review options are available. This is a new Hermes feature, not an update to the recent story about shared computer spaces for team hand-offs.
Discuss: Would you let an agent record routine browser tasks for reuse, or is the convenience not worth handing it that much of your workflow?
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Nous/Hermes Watch
Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedIn a further demonstration of Hermes Record, Nous community member Witcheer says Hermes Agent used a skill made from a recorded browser task to place a different pizza order on its own. That goes beyond capturing the original steps: the agent was given new details and asked to repeat the task.
The demonstration suggests the recorded workflow can be reused with changed inputs, rather than merely replaying one identical sequence. The account does not establish how reliably it handles other websites or tasks.
The practical question is how much review a person gets before an agent completes an action such as placing an order. Would you let an agent act on a learned workflow with new details, or require approval before it clicks “confirm”?
Sources and evidence
- I am very happy to present hermes record, a Hermes Labs plugin built by Nous Research. it records what you do in your browser, creates a skill and Hermes can then repeat the task w: Nous community member Witcheer says Hermes Agent used a skill created from a recorded browser task to place a different pizza order on its own.
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