Quotes, warranties, receipts, and finished plans
Hermes Agent · illustrative everyday use case
Robert gives a home renovation one dependable project memory
Robert is a homeowner coordinating a long renovation with several contractors.
Hermes helps him compare documents, prepare questions, and track loose ends. Robert asks Hermes to put the important source files and confirmed choices in DiskDrive rather than relying on a long-running chat.
Hermes Agent connection statusLive OAuth, discovery, and tool calls verified · Sep 25, 2026
The connection
How Robert connects Hermes Agent
DiskDrive uses a browser authorization flow. The person signs in directly to DiskDrive, reviews permissions, and never gives the AI a DiskDrive password or pasted access token.
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Robert copies the Hermes connection commands from DiskDrive’s guide into the computer where he uses Hermes Agent.
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He completes the DiskDrive sign-in and permission review in his browser—he never pastes an access token into a chat.
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He runs the connection test, then reloads connected tools in Hermes Chat before starting the renovation conversation.
The everyday benefit
What goes into DiskDrive
The AI helps with the conversation. DiskDrive holds the finished files and explicit Memories that should still exist afterward.
Selections and decisions made during the project
Follow-up items that may matter after construction ends
Later, when it matters
Months later, Hermes can retrieve the exact paint decision, warranty document, or contractor note without Robert searching through texts and downloads. If Robert connects a different authorized AI later, the same archive can still be useful.
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