Turns any topic or document into an interactive, multi-agent classroom that generates slides, quizzes, interactive simulations and project-based learning activities. Includes real-time AI teachers/classmates, whiteboard drawing, TTS/ASR, PPTX/HTML export and chat-app integration via OpenClaw.
Provides short-lived, copy-pasteable API tokens that let developers access 90+ LLMs (GPT‑5.5, Claude, Gemini, Grok, etc.) without a credit card or registration. Keys are refreshed multiple times daily, each carries a $20–$100 budget and expires in 24–48 hours. Works with any OpenAI-compatible client via a single base URL.
Self-hosted web and mobile interface for running and managing a Hermes autonomous agent — chat, persistent sessions, workspace file browsing, task scheduling, and tools with near-1:1 parity to the CLI. Designed for self-hosted homelab or VPS deployments; depends on a running Hermes Agent.
Provides a native desktop interface to install, configure, and chat with Hermes Agent—handling local or remote backends, provider setup, sessions, memory, and tools. Ships a guided installer, streaming SSE chat UI with token tracking, persona/profile management, messaging gateways, and cron scheduling.
Turns your documents into a persistent, interlinked personal wiki by incrementally reading sources, generating wiki pages, and keeping knowledge up to date. Features two-step chain-of-thought ingest, graph-based relevance with Louvain clustering, optional embedding search (LanceDB), and a local HTTP API for agent integration.
A local-first web and desktop dashboard for Hermes Agent that runs multi-agent LLM chats, manages profiles/providers/models, schedules automated jobs, and connects platform channels (Telegram/Discord/Slack/etc.) with built-in TTS, file browser, and usage analytics.
A local-first web and desktop dashboard for Hermes Agent that runs streamed agent chats, manages profiles/providers/models/credentials, schedules cron jobs, and inspects files and terminals across local, Docker, SSH and Singularity backends.
Provides 336,146 Turkish instruction-following chat examples (system→user→assistant) for supervised fine-tuning; single train split (no validation/test), reported MIT license, diverse tasks (rewrites, summarization, QA) and a uniform system prompt that may bias model behavior.
Removes safety refusals from a Gemma 4 E4B–based model and publishes uncensored, locally runnable GGUF/safetensors variants while preserving all tensors and fixing prior corruption. Intended for red‑teaming and offline research; not recommended for production.