hermesd 2026.9.13 is live 🚀
Your Hermes Agent has a lot happening behind the terminal: sessions, scheduled jobs, gateway connections, delegated tasks, plugins, recovery activity, and usage costs.
This release makes more of that activity visible—and makes the dashboard’s
OpenClaw Dashboard v2026.9.7 is out. 🦞
This release goes deep on the relationship between what an AI runtime reports
and what a dashboard lets you conclude.
The work spans cost visualization, native and container monitoring, collection
diagnostics, API hardening,
Compme v0.1.6 is out — six releases in, here's the whole story. 🚀
Seven weeks ago I shipped v0.1.0 of Compme: an open-source inline text-completion engine for macOS. Local GGUF models render ghost-text suggestions right in the field you're typing in — any app — accepted
I've been hooked on system-wide ghost text for over a year — inline completion that follows you into every app, not just your editor. One problem: the tool I loved is macOS-only and closed source, and I
live on macOS and Linux.
So I built CompMe: an open-source, local-first
HermesD 2026.7.11 is live.
This release brings much better monitoring and visibility for Hermes Agent.
You can now see more of what matters in one dashboard:
- verification progress
- failed checks
- active goals
- project state
- Kanban boards and blockers
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