“Hermes on my framework decided to make an exit node... asked muse and it fixed it.”

Mike Gennady · Intelligent Machines (Audio) · 200 Donuts - How One Engineer Manages a Team of 24 AIs

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Deployed Hermes bot plugins written in Grok to his home-office machines via Tailscale exit node for self-healing network issues

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