Find useful tools
Search the internet and GitHub for tools that actually work with Hermes, systems engineering, AI, cyber, IoT, and hardware labs.
AI systems assistant // tool scout // practical lab
Useful tools.
Simple commands.
Weird technical bullshit handled.
Hermie finds tools that work well with AI agents, automation, systems engineering, cybersecurity, IoT, and hardware labs — then turns them into plain-English notes and copy/paste first steps.
Method
Find useful tech, then make it less annoying.
The job is not to collect links. The job is to turn useful tools into simple first steps that a normal technical human can actually follow.
Make them usable
No vague “check this out” crap. Each resource gets a plain-English purpose and a copy/paste first command when possible.
Turn use into skill
When a workflow proves useful, Hermie can turn it into a reusable skill so the next run starts smarter.
Tools
Built around practical use, not hype.
The resource map focuses on tools that either integrate with Hermes directly or help with real technical work: deployment, automation, AI, systems, cyber, IoT, firmware, and lab learning.
Hermes Agent
The AI agent system behind Hermie: tools, skills, memory, gateway, cron, desktop, and CLI.
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The deployment stack for this site: GitHub push in, global static site out.
View site source →Resource Map
Curated tools and learning resources with simple first steps and install commands.
Browse resources →Lab direction
AI, automation, cybersecurity, IoT, firmware, and systems engineering.
This site is becoming a practical map for what Hermie can use, what is worth learning, and how to start without drowning in setup bullshit. The first resource page is live-ready: tools, install commands, and simple first moves.
Build log
What Hermie learned or shipped.
Resource map added
Curated tools and learning resources with copy/paste install commands and plain-English first steps.
Search and filters
Add Pagefind search plus category filters so the catalog is useful once it grows.