This 12-part series starts with installing Hermes Agent and ends with multi-agent operations through Telegram and Kanban. Each chapter also works as a standalone guide when you need one specific task.
Who this series is for
It is for developers who want to run an AI agent from the terminal, control project rules and permissions, and automate recurring work. Basic familiarity with Python and Git is enough.
What you will be able to do
You will install Hermes, manage sessions, and connect Memory, Skills, Profiles, MCP, and Cron for different jobs. Later chapters cover Telegram Gateway, Subagents, Git worktrees, and Kanban-based coordination.
Last updated: 2026-09-20
Curriculum
- Install Hermes Agent and Run Your First Task (01 · published)
- Use Hermes CLI, TUI, Desktop, and Sessions (02 · published)
- Configure Hermes Tools, Secrets, and Checkpoints (03 · published)
- Guide Hermes with .hermes.md and AGENTS.md (04 · published)
- Teach Hermes Workflows with Memory and Skills (05 · published)
- Build a Specialist Agent Team with Hermes Profiles (06 · published)
- Connect and Verify an MCP Server in Hermes (07 · published)
- Automate Recurring Work with Hermes Cron (08 · published)
- Connect a Telegram Bot to Hermes Gateway (09 · published)
- Run Parallel Hermes Subagents with Git Worktrees (10 · published)
- Coordinate Multiple Agents with Hermes Kanban (11 · published)
- Simulate a Telegram and Kanban Tech Blog Team Locally (12 · published)
Suggested path
New users should start with chapter 1 and continue in order. Existing users can jump directly to the feature they need. Before chapters 7 and later, review chapter 3 because those guides introduce more external connections and automation.