This image illustrates the Hermes Agent Web UI setup interface, showcasing a browser-based admin console accessible on port 9119. The interface includes an overview tab displaying system status as 'Healthy', uptime, channel information, and a chat feature. The setup supports web and PTY extras, port configuration at 9119, and a loopback-first connectivity approach. Additionally, it promotes the managed Hermes service 'Agent 37', advertised as a secure always-on solution starting at $3.99 per month. The visual also includes a stylized avatar and branding for Agent 37, emphasizing a user-friendly web administration solution for Hermes agents.

The Hermes agent web UI is the browser control panel for Hermes agent. You install the web (and usually pty) extras, run hermes dashboard, and open http://127.0.0.1:9119 to manage status, chat, channels, MCP, credentials, and sessions without living in YAML. It is powerful and sensitive. For always-on Hermes with isolation and a managed browser console, Agent 37 starts at $3.99/mo (1 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 8 GB storage).

What is the Hermes agent web UI?

The Hermes agent web UI is the official browser surface for a Hermes agent install. Nous docs brand it as the Hermes Web Dashboard. People also search hermes agent web ui, Hermes dashboard, and Hermes browser Chat. Same product family: one local HTTP server plus admin pages and an embedded Chat tab.

It is not Hermes agent itself. Hermes agent is the runtime (quickstart). The web UI is how you operate that runtime from a browser.

Surfaces people mix up:

Phrase What it usually means
Hermes agent web UI / dashboard Official hermes dashboard on port 9119
Hermes Desktop Native app; can talk to a remote dashboard backend
Hermes Workspace Separate OSS command-center product
Agent 37 console Managed host UI (task board, terminal, files, desktop)

Keyword overview of the admin panel: Hermes agent dashboard. This page is the setup and security path for the web UI search.

How do you install the Hermes agent web UI?

This image provides a step-by-step guide for installing the Hermes Agent Web UI. It includes four main steps: 1) Install web and pty extras, represented visually by a package icon, 2) Run the "hermes doctor" command to check system status, showing a checklist of components such as Hermes, Config, Database, optional Redis, and Web UI with their statuses, 3) Launch the Hermes dashboard via a local URL, showing an interface with agent count, sessions, tools, and uptime metrics, and 4) Perform a one-line smoke test using the chat interface, confirming successful installation with a 'Smoke test passed' message. The guide is branded with the Agent 37 logo and is intended for users installing and verifying Hermes Agent Web UI functionality.

You install the Hermes agent web UI by adding optional extras on top of Hermes agent, then launching the dashboard.

  1. Install Hermes agent and finish hermes setup (or Nous Portal quick setup).
  2. Install extras. Official path shape: uv pip install -e ".[web,pty]" inside the Hermes agent install (or the equivalent documented extras for your install method). web pulls FastAPI/Uvicorn. pty powers browser Chat.
  3. Run hermes doctor so missing deps fail early.
  4. Run hermes dashboard. Browser opens http://127.0.0.1:9119.
  5. Smoke test Status, then Chat with one short prompt before you wire channels.

Useful flags: --port if 9119 is busy, --no-open for headless start, --host 0.0.0.0 only after auth is ready.

Notes that trip people up: