A private corporate agent for teams that need AI with real control.
Coorporate Hermes is the enterprise edition maintained by Ampliia to operate agents, automations, cron jobs, skills, memories, and integrations in environments with hierarchy, sensitive data, auditability, and human approval.
Why a corporate edition exists.
Traditional Hermes is excellent for individual productivity and local agents. In companies, the problem changes: who can edit global instructions, which files each team can access, which automations need authorization, and how to audit what happened.
Role-based administration
Users request dashboard access from authenticated channels. Administrators approve, revoke, and assign teams, roles, providers, keys, folders, and limits.
Layered knowledge
Corporate memories and skills apply to governed conversations. Teams have their own context. Users keep personal preferences without contaminating the organization.
Human-in-the-loop
Shared changes are proposed, reviewed, and approved before they alter files or affect other people's conversations.
Agent-assisted self-configuration
Authorized users can ask the agent to configure itself from instructions. The agent reads the active governance context, applies only the changes that role permits, and routes shared changes through approval.
Practical architecture.
The architecture separates identity, knowledge, execution, and audit. The goal is to enable automation without losing administrative control.
Entry and identity
Governed core
Operations and audit
How it differs from traditional Hermes.
Coorporate Hermes preserves the local agent experience while adding the controls required for multiple people, teams, and responsibilities.
From individual to organizational
Personal preferences remain available, but corporate and team knowledge goes through scope, approval, and audit.
From open files to governed access
The agent respects server folder policies before reading, writing, or using files as context. Team leaders can manage delegated team roots without becoming system admins.
From local automations to approved routines
Cron jobs and recurring actions can require authorization by role or user before execution.
Coorporate Hermes is maintained by Ampliia as a corporate edition derived from the MIT-licensed Hermes project. The original Nous Research project is credited in the repository and license. The GitHub project is linked on this page and public availability depends on release timing.
Governance, security, and reference standards.
The platform is designed to align with recognized practices, without claiming automatic certification. The value is turning those standards into concrete product controls.
NIST AI RMF
Risk mapping, monitoring, governance, traceability, and improvement cycles for AI systems.
ISO/IEC 42001
Management controls for AI systems, with clear roles, documentation, evaluation, and human review.
ISO 27001 and SOC 2
Separation of duties, access control, logs, retention, review, and secure operations.
OWASP LLM Top 10
Guardrails against tool abuse, data leakage, improper execution, and unauthorized changes.
LGPD and GDPR
Minimization, purpose limitation, access separation, and care for personal data in memory, logs, and integrations.
Operational audit
Important events are recorded for review: denials, approvals, imports, cron jobs, dashboard actions, and knowledge changes.
Knowledge, skills, and teamwork.
The separation between levels prevents a personal preference from becoming a global policy and lets teams work with their own context without compromising the whole company.
Corporate
Memories, rules, and skills applied to every governed conversation. They only enter or change through authorized hierarchy and human approval.
Team
Knowledge and skills for departments, squads, or business units. Scope is limited to members and folders allowed for the team.
User
Individual preferences and shortcuts that do not alter other people's behavior or create new permissions.
Read the documentation before deployment.
The documentation covers administrative onboarding, Hermes export migration, memory and skill governance, cron jobs with authorization, observability, and secure operations.