How to Build a Persistent AI Agent with Hermes in 15 Minutes
The article provides a guide on building a persistent AI agent using Hermes in just 15 minutes. It explains how Hermes differs from traditional AI integrations by retaining memory across sessions. The guide includes steps for setting up Hermes locally, creating a stateful chat, and utilizing its built-in scheduling features.
- ▪Hermes Agent allows for memory retention across sessions using a session ID.
- ▪Users can build a stateful chat without needing to manage conversation history in the request body.
- ▪Hermes includes a built-in scheduler for recurring tasks, eliminating the need for external databases.
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