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ClawStation is a plain box that runs OpenClaw or Hermes.
Dedicated container. Shell access. Your own API keys. Flat price.
That's the whole pitch. Thread on why that's the pitch ↓
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Hermes Agent has a skill that finds
where data brokers expose your personal info
and files the removal requests for you.
it's called UNBROKER by @SHL0MS
open source. runs locally.
your data never leaves your machine.
the problem:
hundreds of brokers publish your name, addresses,
phone, email, birthday, even your relatives.
anyone can find where you live in ten seconds.
you have the legal right to delete it.
CCPA, CPRA, and state privacy laws.
but every broker has a different process
and many make it intentionally difficult.
companies like DeleteMe charge $330/yr
to file removals you can submit yourself for free.
and you're handing a new company
the exact data you want erased.
what UNBROKER does:
▸ builds search vectors from everything:
every name, alias, email, phone, address you've had.
brokers index you under maiden names
and houses you left in 2014.
▸ clusters parent brokers first.
many sites are resold shells of a few parents.
one removal can clear a dozen child sites.
▸ verifies a real listing exists before submitting anything.
confirms it's you and not a namesake.
sends only the exact fields a broker requires.
▸ automation is tiered (T0 to T3):
fully automated → automated with verification
→ human-verified → human-only.
the agent takes the highest viable tier.
human tasks accumulate into one digest at the end.
▸ email doesn't need a stored password.
sends through your logged-in webmail.
or SMTP. or writes drafts for you to send.
▸ California residents: the DROP portal
deletes your data from ~545 registered brokers
in a single verified request.
▸ encrypted at rest with age. opaque IDs everywhere.
your real name never appears in filenames or logs.
▸ brokers relist you eventually.
every case tracked in a ledger.
set a cron schedule. re-listings get re-filed.
▸ consent-gated. the engine refuses to scan or act
without recorded authorization.
this is a removal tool, not a people-search aggregator.
install:
hermes skills install official/security/unbroker
then in any session:
"use the unbroker skill to remove my data
from data brokers. run it hands-off
and show me the human-task digest at the end."
scope is US-first. EU/UK GDPR coverage is on the roadmap.
the engine and autonomous loop are built (v1.0, 85 tests).
live submission against broker sites is actively field-tested.
$330/yr for DeleteMe.
$0 for UNBROKER. open source. local models work.
ClawStation retweeted
10 days of contributing to @openclaw (Oct 16–26):
• 10 PRs opened
• 10 PRs merged
• 5 bug reports filed
• 4 issues closed as fixed
• 12 more PRs open and in review
🦞The lobster way:🦞
Every fix comes from running OpenClaw for real, every day: find it, reproduce it, fix it, prove it against a live Gateway, send it upstream.
The best part of open source: you don't have to live with a bug. You can fix it.
What landed:
– Claude CLI chats keep their conversation when you stop the very first turn
– Session titles show the actual title instead of the model's explanation
– Node exec output no longer comes back as a duplicate wake
– A round of Control UI polish: sidebar child sessions follow your sort order, setting an icon or color no longer bumps a session to the top, a "no emoji" choice in the icon picker, emoji board icons in the sidebar, cleaner status filters
– Workboard: the unfiltered page is now titled "All boards"
– macOS computer-use live proof runs through instead of aborting before its first check
ClawStation retweeted
a Hermes Agent user took on a neighbour's 2005 Mustang and asked his agent to build him a Mac app to watch the car live.
HermesOBD is the result, a new open-source community build by trafalger1801: a live OBD-II dashboard for macOS that talks to a Bluetooth car adapter and sends the readings to your own Hermes Agent for commentary.
- live engine data: RPM, speed, coolant temperature and more
- reads stored and pending trouble codes
- logs every drive to CSV
- sends Hermes a summary every 30 s, and Hermes comments on how the readings change
- answers your questions about the data, inside the app
- read-only by design: every command goes through an allowlist, no tuning, no reflashing
live data and trouble codes are tested on the Mustang with an Innova 3210RS adapter.
github.com/trafalger1801/Her…
ClawStation retweeted
OKAY, THIS IS BIG. HERMES DESKTOP IN YOUR BROWSER IS NOW OFFICIAL. 👀
A few weeks ago, Bear put the real Hermes Desktop in a web browser.
Now it's merged into Hermes itself.
The full Desktop workspace, served straight from your Hermes gateway. No separate server. No relay.
What it does:
▸ Chat, files, terminal and profiles, right in a browser tab
▸ Same conversations as your CLI, Desktop app and messaging apps
▸ Touch-friendly layouts for phones and tablets
▸ One command to open it: hermes webapp
▸ Settings → Web Access serves it on your network or your own URL, behind Nous sign-in
▸ hermes webapp --sign-out signs every browser out at once
And here's what makes this so interesting...
Any device with a browser can now be your Hermes Desktop. Your laptop, a work machine, even your phone.
Community build to official feature. That's how Hermes keeps growing.
Repo + setup in the first reply. 🔥
Huge credit to Bear @BearHuddleston
ClawStation retweeted
Stop typing "keep going" to Hermes. 🎯🔥
Give it a finish line instead.
/goal hands Hermes an outcome, not a to-do. After every turn, a judge model checks whether the goal is actually done. If it isn't, Hermes keeps working on its own.
▸ /goal draft turns a one-liner into a full contract: what done means, how to prove it, what not to break
▸ Add a quality gate, like your test command, and it can't call it done until that passes
▸ It parks while CI or a long build runs, then picks back up with the result
▸ Pause, resume or clear it anytime, and it survives /resume
And here's what makes this so interesting...
You stop babysitting. Set the bar once, and Hermes works until it clears it.
Works in the CLI, TUI, Desktop and your messaging apps.
Docs + examples in the first reply. 🔥
ClawStation retweeted
Most Hermes setups are one bad update away from starting over.
Your memory, skills, sessions and cron jobs all live in one folder. Hermes zips the whole thing with one command.
▸ hermes backup → full zip of your setup
▸ hermes backup --quick → fast snapshot of just the critical state
▸ hermes backup --keep 5 → keeps your newest 5 zips, clears the older ones
▸ hermes import <zip> → brings it all back, on any machine
Weeks of shaping your agent shouldn't live on one drive. Back it up.
ClawStation retweeted
OpenClaw Hero @ArkStabler was doing pest control in Ocala, Florida nine months ago.
Now he sets up OpenClaw agents for roofers, pool builders and a contractor with an agent named Delilah.
Listen to his story here:
ClawStation retweeted
one web page is all it takes to hand your Hermes new orders...
Airlock makes the risky stuff wait for your yes... and once a session has read something from outside, even more waits for you
it's a community plugin, new in the Hermes plugin catalog... and it runs fully local, no network or LLM calls
web pages, MCP tool output, customer messages if you turn that on... any of those flips the session
messages to anyone but you, pushes and deploys always stop at Hermes's approval prompt... after the flip, memory and skill writes and browser clicks do too
reading, searching and drafting stay free
it even refuses sneaky commands like base64 | sh until they're written in plain sight... pretty cool right
finally we get an extra layer against prompt injection!
ClawStation retweeted
I am very happy to present `hermes record`, a Hermes Labs plugin built by Nous Research.
it records what you do in your browser, creates a skill and Hermes can then repeat the task with whatever details you give it.
in this video, I record my pizza order, then use /learn to make a skill out of that recording, then ask my Hermes Agent to place a different order on its own :)
'hermes plugins install workflow-record'
AGI.
ClawStation retweeted
5 Hermes commands most people have never typed. 👀
Save this one. 🔥
▸ hermes pause: one emergency stop for cron, kanban and the gateway
▸ hermes egress: your real API keys never enter the sandbox
▸ hermes peer: your bots DM each other across machines
▸ hermes prompt-size: see what every turn costs before you type a word
▸ hermes journey: a timeline of every skill and memory your agent picked up
Great list from YanXbt.
5 commands from Hermes Agent v0.22.5
you should start using today.
each one replaces something
you're doing the hard way.
▸ hermes pause / hermes resume
the handbrake for your autonomous agent.
cron, kanban, gateway — all freeze in place.
nothing killed. no state lost.
hermes resume picks everything back up.
▸ hermes egress
your sandbox can't leak a key it doesn't have.
TLS proxy swaps fake tokens for real keys
at the network edge. the agent never sees
your actual credentials. even if it tries.
▸ hermes peer dm
your agents message each other across machines.
hermes peer dm work/coder "check the build"
no broker. no cloud. laptop asks server directly.
async runs with idempotency keys built in.
▸ hermes prompt-size
how many tokens you burn before you type a word.
offline. no API call.
system prompt, skills, memory, tool schemas.
12,000 tokens? that's 12,000 every turn
you never noticed.
▸ hermes journey
your agent's biography.
every skill learned. every fact memorized.
in order. with dates.
week 1: empty. month 3: 20 skills.
the growth is visible.
ClawStation retweeted
This one's huge.
Two AI tools got hacked in a single week.
Both times, the prize was API keys.
Hermes Agent keeps yours locked in a password vault.
Works with:
▸ Bitwarden (built in)
▸ 1Password (built in)
▸ Proton Pass (community plugin)
▸ Any vault with a CLI, like KeePassXC or pass
What it does:
▸ Pulls every key from your vault when Hermes starts
▸ Your .env only needs one access token
▸ Strips Hermes credentials from terminal commands and code sandboxes
▸ Tags each key with where it came from
▸ Runs multiple vaults side by side
Bots outnumber humans online now. Lock your keys up like it.
ClawStation retweeted
when does "0 9 1 * 1" run?
if you said the first Monday of the month, it runs on the 1st and on every Monday.
crontab-ref is a community plugin that gives your Hermes Agent the plain-words reading of any cron expression in your message: what each field means, the next five run times, and whether /cron will take it.
no API key needed
ClawStation retweeted
Looking for a useful community plugin for Hermes?
draft-cards lets you draft emails or any kind of message actually as an editable card rather than prompting based on a block of text, or editing another file
github.com/arsiktech/hermes-…
I've been using this to work with Hermes to edit and craft scripts for my videos. I did a short demo showing how to install this and get it set up