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智东西11月4日报道，终于要来了！Hermes Agent此前预告已久的移动端应用，在近日进入了内测阶段。不过，内测名额刚一放出就迅速被抢空，目前已经没有可申请的名额。
11月3日，Nous Research（Hermes Agent背后公司）官方称，移动端内测需求超出预期，团队正在努力增加测试名额，并为后续更大范围的正式发布做准备。
一直以来，Hermes都是开源Agent社区的焦点产品之一，经常被拿来与曾经的赛道热度之王OpenClaw比较。今年6月底，OpenClaw也推出了官方手机应用，但早期版本上线后，用户反馈并不理想，界面设计、设备配对和实际使用体验都受到不少质疑。
可能是因为有前车之鉴，Hermes并未着急推出移动应用，在打磨许久后才开启了 内测。
从目前披露的产品形态来看，Hermes移动端主要有两种核心体验：一种是传统的远程连接模式，通过SSH或其他连接方式，将手机变成操作本地或远程主机上Agent的入口；
另一种则更接近近期火热的Personal Agent形态，通过Nous官方云端托管智能体，让用户可以直接在手机上创建、调用和管理Agent。
智东西整理了国内外开发者分享的多份内测体验，来看看Hermes这款移动端应用目前真实的样子。
一、多个Agent拉群干活，终端、定时任务、文件管理都搬进手机
打开App，用户可以看到自己创建的不同Agent及其历史会话，随时切换查看任务进展和生成的文件、图片等内容。此外，还能直接在手机上创建新Agent，自定义名称、Soul及代码仓库来源。
同时，与Hermes桌面端的Bot Mode一样，移动端也支持多个Agent拉群聊。用户可以选择不同的Agent，将它们加入同一个群组进行交流，也可以向一个或多个Agent分配任务。
除了聊天和Agent管理，Hermes移动端还集成了不少此前主要在桌面端使用的功能。
首先是内置终端。用户可以通过SSH连接远程设备，在手机上直接操作终端。
其次是任务执行记录。用户可以查看Agent在执行过程中完成了哪些操作，以及生成了哪些内容。
定时任务也被整合进了移动端。App中的Routines页面可以展示已经设置的定时任务，用户能够暂停和创建的定时任务。
在Artifacts页面，用户可以集中查看Agent生成的代码、文档和图片等文件。对于游戏开发、图像生成等任务，手机端也能直接预览相应的素材。
此外，App还内置了文件管理器，可以浏览代码库和相关文件。
二、Skills、MCP和第三方连接都有，还能读取手机数据
在Agent配置方面，移动端也保留了Hermes原有的扩展能力。
用户可以查看每个Agent已经安装和学习的Skills，并根据需要开启或关闭某项技能。除了使用已有Skills，还可以在手机上创建自己的Skill，或者在Skill Hub中浏览和获取其他技能。
第三方连接、Plugins和MCP Servers也有独立的管理入口。用户可以查看已经接入的服务，调整插件和MCP Server的启用状态。
另外，用户还可以自定义Agent的图标、颜色和外观，甚至直接上传图片作为Agent头像。聊天界面也提供了不同的显示风格。
还有国内开发者抢到了内测名额，补充了Hermes移动端的一些细节，比如服务器连接方式和手机数据访问能力。
据社区开发者称，目前，Hermes移动端主要支持两种登录方式。
一种是通过Nous官方云服务登录。用户使用Nous账号登录官方Portal，订阅相应套餐后即可使用，不需要自行部署服务器。
另一种是连接用户自己的VPS服务器。对于已经部署Hermes Agent的用户，可以通过手机端直接连接自己的服务器。
此外，从国内开发者分享的截图来看，通过Nous官方云服务新建智能体时，页面提示账户至少需要有2美元的Nous余额。
同时，官方云端提供了三个配置档位：
标准版：2个共享CPU、2GB内存，支持10个并发会话，0.60美元/天。
专业版：4个共享CPU、4GB内存，支持20个并发会话，1.08美元/天。
旗舰版：4个共享CPU、8GB内存，支持20个并发会话，2.50美元/天。
按照上述价格计算，标准版连续使用30天约需18美元，旗舰版则约需75美元。对于需要长期运行多个Agent的用户来说，这笔费用并不低。
开发者提到，有个非常值得关注的功能，叫Device Access。
这一功能允许用户通过权限控制，向Agent开放手机上的部分数据。目前涉及日历、联系人、位置和健康数据等。
不过，这也涉及一个需要注意的隐私问题：共享的数据会传输到用户自己的服务器以及所使用的AI服务提供商。因此，日历、位置、健康数据等敏感权限，仍然需要谨慎开启。
写在最后：
显而易见，Hermes移动端正在把原本分散在服务器、桌面端和手机上的使用环节连接起来。但其产品定位似乎受到了Grok Bot、Muse等应用的影响，朝着Personal Agent的方向略显倾斜。
不过，它最终能否成为一个真正好用的移动端Agent管理入口，还需要等待更多用户实测和正式版本的表现。
智东西也会持续关注，获得内测名额或者正式发布后第一时间进行体验和报道。
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On November 4th, he reported that it was finally coming! Hermes Agent's long-foreshadowed mobile-end applications entered the internal detection phase in recent days. However, as soon as the internal quota was released, it was quickly vacated and there are no available places.
On 3 November, Nous Research (the company behind Hermes Agent) officially stated that mobile internal measurement requirements exceeded expectations and that the team was working to increase testing slots and prepare for the subsequent wider official publish.
Hermes has been one of the focus products of the OpenAgent community, often compared with OpenClaw, once the king of the heat of the track. At the end of June this year, OpenClaw also launched an official mobile phone application, but the user feedback was not ideal when the early version was online, and the interface design, equipment matching and practical use experience were questioned.
It's probably because of the history of the car, Hermes didn't want to jump-start the mobile applications, and it took a long time to open the internal measurements.
In terms of the product pattern currently disclosed, Hermes ' mobile end has two main core experiences: a traditional remote connection model, which transforms a mobile phone into an access point to Agent on a local or remote host through SSH or other connections;
Another, nearer to the recent hotly hot form of Personal Agent, hosts AI agent through the official Nus cloud, allowing users to create, call and manage Agent directly on their mobile phones.
Ideas collated multiple internal measurements shared by domestic and foreign developers to see the current reality of the Hermes mobile end application.
One, multiple Agents working, terminals, timing, file management, cell phones.
Opens the App so that the user can see the different Agents and their history sessions you have created, and you can always switch over to see the progress of the task and the generated documents, pictures, etc. In addition, a new Agent, a custom name, Soul and code repository source could be created directly on the mobile phone.
At the same time, like Bot Mode on Hermes desktop, the mobile side supports multiple Agent sets. Users can choose between different Agents, add them to the same group for communication, or assign tasks to one or more Agents.
In addition to chatting and Agent management, Hermes' mobile end is a collection of features previously used primarily on the desktop end.
First, the built-in terminal. Users can connect to remote devices via SSH and directly operate terminals on their mobile phones.
This is followed by a mission performance record. Users can see what Agent has done during implementation and what has been generated.
Timed tasks are also integrated into the moving side. The Routines page in the App shows the timed jobs that have been set and the users can suspend and create the timed jobs.
On the Artifacts page, users can focus on documents generated by Agent, such as codes, documents and pictures. For games development, image generation, etc., mobile phones can also preview the corresponding asset directly.
In addition, App has an internal file manager to browse through the code library and related files.
ii. Skills, MCP and third-party connections can also read mobile data
In the Agent configuration, the mobile end also retains Hermes' original expansion capability.
Users can view each of the Skills installed and studied by Agent and turn on or off a skill as needed. In addition to using existing Skills, you can create your own Skill on a mobile phone or browse and acquire other skills on Skill Hub.
There is also an independent management portal for third-party connections, Plugins and MCP Servers. Users can view the services that have been accessed and adjust the availability of the plugin and MCP Server.
In addition, users can customize the icons, colours and appearances of Agent and even upload pictures directly as Agent's portrait. The chat interface also provides different display styles.
There are also domestic developers who have taken in-house spaces to supplement some of the details of Hermes' mobile end, such as server connections and cellular data access.
At present, according to community developers, Hermes' mobile end is mainly supporting two types of login.
One is through the official cloud service of Nos. Users are using the Nos account to log on to the official Portal and will be available upon subscription to the corresponding package, without having to deploy the server.
The other is to connect the user to its own VPS server. For those users who have deployed Hermes Agent, they can connect directly to their servers via mobile phone.
In addition, from the screenshot shared by domestic developers, when new AI agent was created through the official cloud service of Nos, the page hints that the account would need at least a $2 balance of Nos.
Meanwhile, the official cloud provides three configuration slots:
Standard version: 2 shared CPU, 2GB memory supporting 10 simultaneous sessions at $0.60/day.
Professional edition: 4 shared CPU, 4GB memory, 20 simultaneous sessions supported, $1.08/day.
Flagship version: 4 shared CPU, 8GB memory supporting 20 simultaneous sessions at $2.50/day.
Based on the above-mentioned prices, the standard edition would require approximately $18 for 30 consecutive days and the flagship version approximately $75. This cost is not low for users who need to run multiple Agents on a permanent basis.
The developer mentioned that there is a very interesting function called Device Access.
This feature allows users to access some of the data on Agent ' s mobile phone via permission. The calendar, contacts, location and health data are currently involved.
However, this also involves a privacy issue requiring attention: shared data is transmitted to the user ' s own server and the AI service provider used. Therefore, sensitive permissions, such as calendars, locations, health data, still need to be carefully opened.
At the end:
It is clear that Hermes' mobile end is connecting the previously dispersed use links on servers, desktops and mobile phones. However, its product positioning appears to have been influenced by applications such as Grok Bot and Muse, with a slight bias in the direction of Personal Agent.
However, it will ultimately become a truly useful mobile-end Agent management portal and will need to wait for more users to measure and formally release their performance.
Intellectuals will also continue to focus on experience and reporting as soon as they receive internal quotas or official publish.
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