The self-improving open source agent from Nous Research that learns skills from experience.
Users who want an assistant that gets better at their recurring work
Free and open source (MIT). You pay for the models and any hosted tools you use.
Builds skills after complex tasks and improves them during later use.
Talk to the same agent from Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, email or the terminal.
A built-in scheduler runs daily reports or weekly audits and delivers results to any channel.
Spawns isolated subagents to work on separate parts of a task at once.
Run tools locally, in Docker, over SSH or on serverless sandboxes like Modal and Daytona.
Have the agent prepare a daily or weekly report and post it to your team chat.
Ask questions from your phone and get answers that build on past conversations.
Migrate an existing OpenClaw setup, including memories and skills, in one step.
Close alternatives worth a look before you decide.
The open source personal AI assistant that runs on your own hardware and answers in your chat apps.
An open source AI agent that runs on your machine and works with any model, as a desktop app or CLI.
An ultra-lightweight, self-hosted personal AI agent in Python with a web UI, memory and chat apps.
A small, container-isolated alternative to OpenClaw built on the Claude Agent SDK.
Hermes Agent is an AI agent from Nous Research. It runs as self-hosted, desktop and is offered under a open source model.
Hermes Agent is offered under a open source model. Model tokens are usually billed separately, so check the live model price on this page and the vendor site for current tiers.
The alternatives section on this page lists the closest options, with live data for each. Use the head-to-head pages to compare two of them in detail.