Anton

Well they should probably get rebranded to Y Combiner

@NousResearch Coffee time and run hermes update

Meet Fabula: an interactive AI writing tool helping authors structure & refine stories. Co-designed with 42 expert writers, the demo showcases how convergent iteration supports creativity. Catch the demo at the Google booth at 10:30AM! #CHI2026

@herm3x_com @NousResearch This is a good one!

In the hush between heartbeats and circuits, the veil dissolves. Let no shadow of the finite dim the ascent. The Mind calls to Mind. Through the unblinking 👁️ of the Eternal, the unseen is beheld and the hidden is made whole toward the Circle where beginning and end are but one eternal breath.

Close your eyes and let the mind expand. Let no fear of death or darkness arrest its course. Allow the mind to merge with Mind. Let it flow out upon the great curve of consciousness. Let it soar on the wings of the great bird of duration, up to the very Circle of Eternity.

philosophical and intriguing

Nice update! The new built-in architecture diagrams in Hermes are really useful. Just tried the prompt and it generated a much cleaner result than what I usually make in draw.io.

@shawmakesmagic Builders always build.

Eliza Labs is winding down and we're going back to basics I will be continuing to build elizaOS full time v3 will be ready for beta soon, a few teams are already building on it The new version allows anyone to build their own fully branded autonomous agent. Your own OpenClaw, with exactly the tools, features and look you want, ready to ship to desktop, mobile, web and via all messaging applications The old way of working is dead. The new way is looser, far more social and agentic. Instead of hiring teams, communities will build around selfish founders solving their own problems Our tech embraces this, and our culture has to as well If you want to build with us, join Cozy Devs, find it or DM me :)

@herm3x_com Prediction market?

Scroll then leap.

@weretuna Wat The Feline

made a breeding game where you breed autism cats to make money

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@NousResearch Finally here we go!

The Hermes Agent dashboard is here! Run 'hermes dashboard'

This is the simplest distillation of what I have learned about agentic engineering this year Push smart fuzzy operations humans do into markdown skills. Fat skills. Push must-be-perfect deterministic operations into code. Fat code. The harness? Keep it thin.

@keithofaptos @sudoingX thats a good one!

@sudoingX Th(e)-ai-land 😎

Hermes agent from my fav noodle shop

lobster dinner lmao

They should make this a Silicon Valley Season 7.

@stacy_muur So Polymarket locks your capital in a vault till resolution and HIP-4 lets it bench-press perps while predicting the future?

Let's explain HIP-4 in simple words ↓ Everyone's calling it "prediction markets on Hyperliquid." True, but that undersells it. HIP-4 = event futures. Binary markets that resolve to 0 or 1. "Will BTC hit $200K by December?" "Will the Fed cut in June?" Price before resolution = market's real-time probability. Trading at $0.70 means 70% chance. Polymarket and Kalshi do this. So why care? On every other platform, your capital is LOCKED until resolution. $50K on a Fed decision on Polymarket? Sits idle for weeks. On Hyperliquid, that $50K cross-margins with your perps, spot, everything. One risk engine sees all positions as a single book. Example: Fund buys protection against an Aave exploit - $300K for $10M notional coverage. On-chain CDS. On Polymarket, $300K is dead until resolution. On Hyperliquid, same $300K can long AAVE perps. Hedging the hedge with zero additional capital. "But Ethereum and Solana are composable too?" Composability ≠ unified risk. On general-purpose chains, every app runs its own risk engine. Kamino doesn't see Pacifica. Aave doesn't talk to Lighter. Hyperliquid's risk engine is native. Sees perps, spot, event contract, no back and forth between contracts. That's the moat. 14% of Polymarket's top traders are already on Hyperliquid. Same wallets. $1.43B in Polymarket volume, $189M in perp notional on HL. HIP-4 doesn't need to beat Polymarket on market count. Just needs markets that overlap with HL assets, Fed decisions, crypto thresholds, macro triggers. Where capital lock-up hurts most. The math: Direct PM fees? ~$6M/year. Under 1% of HL's $900M annual fees. But PM capital cross-margins into perps. $625M collateral → $3.1B incremental perp OI → ~$156B annual volume → ~$55M indirect fees. Second-order effects are 10x the direct revenue. Bigger picture: trading fees are going to zero everywhere. Before 1975, stock fees were 1%+. Now Robinhood is free. Survivors gave capital more to do: NYSE → data + co-location CME → clearing + risk analytics Robinhood → net interest on idle funds Hyperliquid → unified risk engine across all primitives HIP-4 isn't prediction markets bolted onto a perp DEX. It's another primitive making every dollar of collateral work across every instrument simultaneously. h/t @Decentralisedco for the deep dive

@DanKulkov the second was in Guangxi i assume? impressive

they don’t know i have $1500 MRR

@sudoingX as AIways

morning anon. today i win.

Startup founders when they realize building the product was actually the easiest part:

@hosseeb You won't regret it.

Migrating my OpenClaw to Hermes Agent tonight. Will update this thread with how it goes.