Hermes IDE

Hermes IDE

  One console for every coding agent.
  Run Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode and the rest side by side, each in its own terminal and its own worktree.
  See which one needs you, review what it changed, and land it.

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Hermes IDE is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Every agent runs its own interface in a real terminal, exactly as it would anywhere else, so a vendor's new commands and modes work in Hermes the day they ship. Around those terminals, Hermes adds what no single agent gives you: a separate branch and worktree for each task, one status for every agent, an inbox for the ones blocked on you, and a place to review and merge their work. It works the same way for every vendor, with your own sign-ins.

Hermes IDE is not affiliated with Nous Research or its Hermes Agent.

Why Hermes

If you run more than one coding agent a day, these are the problems Hermes is built for.

How a task flows

Hermes observes what agents report on purpose and what git shows. It never answers a permission prompt for you and never types into a terminal on its own.

Quick start

1. Install Hermes. Download it from hermes-ide.com/download: macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows, or Linux (.deb and AppImage). Releases are also on GitHub.
2. Open it and pick your agents and a repo. A three-step setup shows the agent CLIs you have, such as Claude Code or Codex, and whether each is signed in with its own login. Then choose a git repository.
3. Describe your first task. The agent starts in a terminal on its own branch, with the task as its first prompt. After that, ⌘N (Ctrl+Shift+N on Windows and Linux) starts the next task, ⌘I takes you to the agent that needs you, and ⌘G opens its changes for…