oh-my-hermes vs zeroshot
oh-my-hermes: oh-my-hermes (OMH) is an operating layer that sits above Nous Research's Hermes Agent without replacing it. It frames a request, picks a workflow and evidence gates, and runs Hermes-native skills inside that path, covering planning, research, creation, coding handoffs, operations and project memory. The omh CLI handles setup, updates, health checks and per-category model selection, and installs via a shell script, Homebrew, Bun, npm or a Hermes skill tap.; zeroshot: zeroshot is a meta-harness that runs coding agents through a workflow graph you define: coding, independent review and repair loops, with review gates and retry limits enforced by the engine rather than by prompts. Each node can use its own model and harness (Pi, Claude Code, Codex or Copilot), runs locally, self-hosted or on its hosted platform.
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Hermes Agent users who want structured workflows on top of native skills
Enforcing code review before agent work is accepted
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