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Hermes WebUI

Browser UI for Hermes Agent with sessions and file browser

Stars
18.8k
License
MIT
Last commit
Oct 2026
Last release
Aug 2026
Language
Python

Overview

Hermes WebUI is a Python server with a vanilla JS frontend (no build step) that gives Hermes Agent a three-panel browser interface: sessions sidebar, streaming chat over SSE, and a workspace file browser with editing. It runs the Hermes agent in-process using the existing HERMES_HOME config, and is typically reached over an SSH tunnel. It is a front end for Hermes Agent, not a standalone chat client.

Who it is for: Hermes Agent users who want a browser interface instead of the CLI

Strengths

  • No build step; plain Python server and vanilla JS frontend
  • Optional auth: password, passkeys/WebAuthn, or native OIDC login
  • Inline tool call cards and approval prompts for dangerous shell commands
  • Ships bootstrap.py, ctl.sh daemon wrapper, Docker, and a Nix module

Weaknesses

  • Requires Hermes Agent; the UI does not work standalone
  • Native Windows unsupported by bootstrap; Linux, macOS, or WSL2 only
  • OIDC state is held in process memory; multi-instance needs sticky sessions
  • Gateway-backed chat is optional; full agent-loop delegation is not yet shipped

What it needs

  • Docker + Compose
  • Needs Hermes Agent, Python 3
  • Models: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, OpenRouter
  • port 8787

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