Configure one local stack.
Set up the Hermes Agent and n8n services through a local operations interface, with explicit choices about configuration and shared-folder access.
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Agent operations
Hermes Agent Stack
Your agent stack, easier to manage.
Our setup and operations tooling brings a local Hermes Agent and n8n stack into one interface. Configure the services, check their state and review changes without piecing together the everyday operations by hand.
In development
Who it's for.
For technical operators setting up personal or small-business agent workflows with Hermes Agent and n8n. It helps with the stack's setup and operation; the useful tasks, integrations and access still need to be chosen around the work.
Inside Hermes Agent Stack
What you can do.
See the service state.
Inspect service checks and operation logs, and review configuration changes before applying them.
Plan for recovery.
Use backup and reviewed recovery controls for the managed stack, with clear boundaries around what is included.
What to know.
- The current implementation requires a local Docker Engine. Other operating systems and remote Docker endpoints are not verified.
- Hermes Agent and n8n are upstream products. This is our setup and management tooling; it does not supply every business integration or a hosted agent service.
- Host files shared with the stack are outside managed-volume backups and need their own backup arrangements.
In development
Availability and terms.
A local implementation is in development, with Linux x64 as the verified platform. Source remains private and no public release has been published. Get in touch to discuss the setup you have in mind.
Our tooling has a source-available licence for personal use and hiring assessment; commercial use requires a separate agreement. Hermes Agent, n8n, Docker and model services retain their own terms and any required permissions.
Let's talk
Talk to us about Hermes Agent Stack.
Tell us how you'd like to use Hermes Agent Stack, or ask about its current availability. We'll discuss a sensible next step.
You don't need to have the technical details worked out.