Descriptions:
This is my Hermes Agent mission control dashboard, the control layer I built around Hermes so I can send work, approve risky actions, monitor workflows, inspect memory, and see what needs my attention from one place.
In this video, I break down how Hermy HQ works, why chat alone is not enough once your AI agent starts doing real work, and how to design your own premium mission control dashboard without turning your computer into a public API.
What’s covered:
0:00 My Hermes Agent mission control dashboard
0:40 Why Hermes needs more than one chat window
1:30 Hermy HQ vs Hermes
1:55 The 5 mission control layers
3:32 Sending tasks from the dashboard
4:10 Postgres message bus and local Mac mini bridge
5:18 Approval inbox for risky actions
6:50 Agent, workflow, and blocker visibility
7:19 Specialist agents inside the dashboard
8:38 What every dashboard card should answer
9:32 Cron job monitoring and scheduled work
11:36 Memory wiki and long-term context
13:25 Daily chief-of-staff brief
14:38 Content OS for YouTube, X, and workflows
16:02 The 5 questions to design your own version
17:21 The real architecture behind Hermy HQ
17:55 The biggest mission control mistake
18:21 FREE open-source template
19:00 Why chat is not enough
Grab the free Hermy HQ template here:
https://github.com/sharbelxyz/hermes-agent-mission-control
If you are building with Hermes Agent, this is the layer that turns it from something you message into something you can actually operate.
