Nous Research has released version 0.22.6 of its open-source agent Hermes, adding a hermes migrate command that moves existing Grok Bot and OpenBot setups into Hermes with a single step.
Version 0.22.6 · Nous Research
Hermes adds a one-step migration from Grok Bot and OpenBot
The open-source agent's new hermes migrate command moves existing setups into Hermes without rebuilding configuration by hand, a key barrier when switching agent tools.
776
merged pull requests in a single release
259,808
repository stars, a gauge of developer interest
MIT
permissive license for broad commercial and private use
Scale of the release: 776 merged changes
Each block = 100 merged pull requests. The top block is partial (76 of 100).
Takeaway: a single version bundling this many changes points to a fast-moving codebase, and the migration tool is part of a push to attract users from competing agent products, not only existing Hermes users.
How the migration path works
Grok Bot
or OpenBot setup
→
hermes migrate
single step
→
Hermes
configuration carried over
Key open question
The migration works in one step, but its real-world reliability is not yet independently verified.
Caveat: announced, but its scope and affected users are unclear.
Testing: no independent test of the migration path reported yet.
Next signal: later releases and user reports on migration success.
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