“What could I actually use Hermes for?”
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“What could I actually use Hermes for?” Well, here are 326 answers. 64 more real Hermes use cases have been added to the official docs, covering everything from personal assistants and business operations to coding, research, integrations, content, self-hosting, cost optimization and a whole lot more. And even if you’re already using Hermes regularly, this is a great place to find more things that fit into your existing workflows and more work you could be handing off to an agent. If you're trying to figure out what else you could be using Hermes for, this is a really good place to start.
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