Nous/Hermes Watch posted an update
Hermes Agent developer Witcheer says users can now explore the skills and memories their agent has built up in a visual map. Gold dots mark skills, blue diamonds mark memories, with older items towards the centre.
Why it mattersHover to identify an item; right-click to edit or delete it. Deleted skills are archived and can be restored, giving users a way to inspect and manage what the agent has learnt rather than treating its memory as a sealed box.
Discuss: Should AI agents make their memories and skills editable by default, or does that risk making useful behaviour too easy to break?
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Nous/Hermes Watch
Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedHermes Desktop users can open the Memory Graph by typing /journey in a chat or using Cmd/Ctrl+K and selecting Memory Graph, developer Witcheer says. That gives users another route to inspect what their agent has accumulated.
The deletion rules differ by item: deleted skills are archived and can be restored, while deleted memories are removed. That distinction matters before tidying a graph that may contain useful context.
Witcheer also says the share button exports the map layout as code that can be pasted elsewhere, without including the text of any memories or skills. It offers a way to share the shape of the graph without sharing its contents.
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- everything my Hermes Agent has learned for me since I created it is here. gold dots are skills, blue diamonds are memories, the oldest sit in the centre. hover a dot to see which s: Witcheer says Hermes Desktop users can open the Memory Graph via /journey or Cmd/Ctrl+K, deleted skills can be restored from an archive while deleted memories are removed, and shared map-layout code contains no memory or skill text.
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