Projects · AI
Projects.
Not promises.
Each card opens an article: what the project is, who it is for, how it is deployed, and what it sends.
The projects
3 projects
Hermes Agent: an agent on your machine, not a chat in the browser
Hermes Agent is an open-source agent from Nous Research. You install it at home, it talks to the model you choose, and it can stay reachable from a messaging app. The decisive point is not the installer. It is who can talk to it, and what it is allowed to run.
Moltis: one binary at home, not a security guarantee
Moltis is an agent server written in Rust and shipped as one binary. It runs on your machine and talks to the messaging apps you connect. The homepage says the keys do not leave. The documentation says alpha software. A question sent to a remote model still leaves the machine.
OpenClaw: a gateway at home, a sandbox you switch on
OpenClaw is an open-source gateway. It connects the messaging apps you already use to an agent, on your machine. The site talks about an inbox, a calendar and flights. The documentation talks first about a gateway, pairing, and a sandbox that is off by default.