Finally, a Local AI Agent That Actually Works (Hermes)
A full exploration of the Hermes local AI agent.
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Creative technology · Building, breaking, learning
Creative technology, practical experiments, and the work behind original worlds. Open the workshop.

A tool’s promise is just the beginning. Tech Works explores what happens when we put it to work in an actual creative project.
The useful discoveries. The unexpected problems. The choices that turn experiments into something worth sharing.
Full videos, complete guides, and live conversations. Explore local AI, automation, creative workflows, and the hardware behind them.
A full exploration of the Hermes local AI agent.
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Explore the finished world
The workshop has an RTX 5090, a DGX Spark, and plenty of tools to test. The interesting part is what we learn when we put them to work.
Follow along as we make things, work through the failures, and share the discoveries.
The story behind Baynum
Planet Earth: Still Unsupervised. The Galactic Observation Network is on the air.
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