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@Th3Mouk

Principal Product Engineer | Agentic & Harness Engineering | Cloud, Web & DevOps | Building scalable products and empowering engineering teams

Commit activity

33 commits in the last 30 days

longest streak 4 days

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Thu, Oct 22

Today, I deliver what used to take a medium-sized team three weeks to complete. The adrenaline rush is at its peak. And I still found time to improve my Hermes machine, which is becoming a little more autonomous every day. It currently processes 12 security tickets on its own,…
it's wild, isn't it? the barrier is no longer training/skill or time in the day. all you need now is a verification workflow to validate changes and a proper head on your shoulders to understand what's good vs bad.

Mon, Oct 19

Is there some DJ here ? I've polished my first productivity tool around Serato and Mix in Key. And I'm wondering if we should rather build a community around firmwares and Stems to push further
I have a well known heat pump, but constructor have so manies bugs on the master remote and mobile app. 3 years of pain. It's over, the domotic agent now display good looking schedules, optimizes heat distribution in rooms, and I can finally trace temperatures into Grafana to…

Sun, Oct 18

I slowly passed from ask IA to build boilerplate, then code but with a lot of steering and reviews, to skills. Finally with Anthropic 5.5 models and a total curations of my skills collection, AI is just better and faster than me at coding. I got a new job, and infinite personal…

Sat, Oct 17

Pro tips to have an autonomous agent able to tackle long task on Hermes: ask him to enable it's own internal kanban, act as an orchestrator and your interface so that it delegate through actionnable tasks. Double check if workers are active. Done it can works for days
I have build my own supervision system for Hermes because I didn't find something that suit me out of the blue. How do you monitor your machines ? Does a plugin Prometheus/Grafana will make sense for anyone ?
I had a 2015 Macbook Pro, impossible to upgrade, I've never found a use for it. Until Hermes. I've put a Debian into it, now I have 8 core and 16Go tu run a dozens of Hermes agent. Recycle your material ! Consumption seems to be only between 6W and 15W
Holy shit. I have one of those at home. Recently put Omarchy on it but your use case seems a lot more useful.
I had an Intel NUC purchased in 2018 that ran Windows 10 and wasn't upgradable to Windows 11, so I eventually replaced it. Pulled it out of storage recently, installed Ubuntu server 26.04 and now it runs my sysops via Claude Code sessions - talks to Cloudflare, VictoriaLogs,…
I've finally setup few Hermes agents (kids homework tutor, cars management, a clone of myself for work, SRE on my projects, personal assistant), it's definitively a thing

Fri, Oct 16

That's @Th3Mouk's root commit.