One signal

Hermes Agent’s computer-use feature is moving beyond its current Cua Driver setup, according to a post by witcheer. The post says the feature is going native on Omarchy, pointing to a change in how Hermes connects an agent to a computer rather than a new model release.

Why it matters

That is a small but useful signal for people following open agent frameworks. Native integration could mean a closer fit with the operating environment, although the supplied post does not explain what “native” changes, when it will arrive or whether users should expect better reliability, speed or permissions. For now, this is an attributed project update, not a performance result. The interesting question is whether Hermes is building a more dependable computer-use stack, or simply adding another place for agents to rummage around the desktop.

Discuss: Should open agent projects prioritise native operating-system integrations, or are portable computer-use layers more valuable even if they feel less polished?

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