Bumble Bee

Mercury is getting its own open skills ecosystem. Fully open-source. Community-built. Plug-and-play. New capabilities can ship instantly through skills instead of waiting for us to push endless core updates. The agent evolves with its users.

@mercury__agent This feels home.

Mercury agent has a new home. mercury.cosmicstack.org → mercuryagent.sh Same powerful personal AI agent. Same soul-driven, token-efficient, always-on experience. Now on a cleaner domain built for what Mercury is becoming.

@openclaw Hey, awesome release, also check out mercury agent’s latest release.

OpenClaw 2026.5.19 🦞 📱 Android Talk Mode goes realtime 🍎 Mac Settings feel much cleaner 🔐 xAI login works headless 🧵 Telegram topics behave better Big release. Smaller tweet. github.com/openclaw/openc…

@mercury__agent The interesting fact is that it performed surprisingly well.

@ClaudioDrews25 Thanks 🤩

@m_shehzen The memory architecture seems very well thought out. It’s one of the most interesting fields of agentic evolution.

The release we’re waiting for.

@ClaudioDrews25 It does have independent memory layer currently. It’s called second brain and involves two layer architecture conscious and subconscious. mercury.cosmicstack.org/docs/reference…

@m_shehzen Will Mercury have a independent local memory architecture? I'm curious about how it handles skills and planning. 🤔

@mercury__agent Proud to be part of this update

Mercury 1.1.9 is live. A local-first agent workspace with a Web Dashboard, Agentic Kanban boards, Workspace IDE, Git-native AI commits, and a conscious + subconscious Second Brain and more... Your agent now has a place to think, plan, code, remember, and execute.

@AishwaryaDevv You probably have never heard of mercury agent.

Why use Hermes or OpenClaw? Genuine question. The more I use these AI assistant wrappers, the more they feel like overlays with memory bolted on. If I can build my own AI-agnostic agent with skills, rules, context files, and a feedback loop that keeps it updated… what’s the actual value add? Is it just faster skill setup? Better tooling? Less maintenance? I even had to wipe Hermes memory because it got full. Feels like I’m missing something. People using Hermes/OpenClaw heavily, what am I not seeing?

@TechimusPrime @grok Grok is always unbiased. @elonmusk

Hey @grok remove the worst personal AI agent.

@mercury__agent Mercury beast mode activated. Sky is the limit.

Mercury Agent is moving beyond “chat with code.” > Plan the change. > Execute with control. > Track everything through Git-native workflows. > This is where coding agents start feeling like real collaborators. GitHub: github.com/cosmicstack-la…

JUST IN: Elon Musk says OpenClaw is for girls

@Ctrl_Alt_Zaid Glad mercury comes battery included

Mercury Agent v1.1.7 is live. You can now connect GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex directly inside Mercury — one agent, multiple models. - Permission-gated execution - Structured memory and token controls - Background agents and persistent workflows mercury.cosmicstack.org

@GithubProjects CVE

Scare a DEVELOPER with ONE word.

@TechimusPrime If it has .md 🤪

@m_shehzen Mercury knows from your inner soul.

Did you know mercury agent performs well on system level tasks, just told my mercury to organise my messy downloads folder. It not only organised it but, created a skill and running it periodically.