oh-my-hermes: An add-on for Hermes Agent that splits coding jobs into small parallel tasks, each on its own AI model.

What it does

oh-my-hermes (OMH) is an add-on layer for Hermes Agent, an AI agent made by Nous Research. You keep talking to Hermes as usual. OMH picks a skill and an AI model for each piece of work and runs the pieces at the same time.

With the dag-ulw command, your goal is broken into a graph of small steps. Steps that are ready run in parallel, a separate step checks the goal, and failed steps are repaired before you get a report. It includes over a hundred built-in specialist skills, such as frontend, backend and security review, which it loads automatically.

It also offers long-term memory that records why each item was kept or refused, and a text-based screen showing each task's progress. Its makers say it only marks work as verified when a test, review or check has actually passed.

Who it's for

Programmers who already use Hermes Agent and want it to handle larger coding jobs across several AI models.

Can I use it without coding?

With some setup. You install it by running a command in a terminal and then a setup step, and it needs Hermes Agent. New to this? Start here.

Can I run it?

Runs on: Mac, Windows, Linux

Try it

Make sure Hermes Agent is installed on your computer.
Run the install script for your system (macOS/Linux or Windows) shown in the README.
Run the setup step to choose which AI models to use, then type /dag-ulw with your goal.

Official download page

Before you download

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Using Claude Code, Cursor or another AI coding assistant? Paste the prompt and it will walk you through the setup.New to this?

Before you install

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