How to build, run and watch AI agents. Guides, engineering deep dives and product updates from the Rerun team.
Hermes Agent vs n8n compared honestly: an autonomous AI agent versus a workflow automation platform. Execution model, memory, error handling, governance, and why smart teams pair them.
AI agent guardrails are the runtime controls that keep autonomous agents safe. Learn the 6 guardrail types, where to enforce them, and how to ship agents you can actually trust.
CrewAI vs LangGraph compared across architecture, state, human-in-the-loop, observability and production readiness, plus when to pick each and how to govern both in production.
Hermès Agent is free and open-source, so why do real bills range from $8 to $200+ a month? A full breakdown of hosting, tokens, and the hidden ops costs, plus the transparent managed alternative.
How finance teams deploy AI agents on close, AP, and FP&A workflows safely, with human approvals, least-privilege access, and full observability.
OpenClaw and Claude Code barely compete. One is a sandboxed coding agent, the other an always-on assistant with full system access across 29 channels. A per-task decision framework, the real risk surfaces mapped to OWASP, and how to run an always-on agent safely.
A practitioner's guide to AI agent architecture: the core components, the perceive-reason-act loop, single vs multi-agent patterns, and the production control plane most designs miss.
Hermes is a persistent, always-on AI daemon; Claude Code is a session-based coding tool. Here is the honest comparison, when to use which, and why the best 2026 setup runs both under a governance layer.
Human-in-the-loop AI agents pause on high-stakes actions to get human approval. Here are the approval gates, confidence thresholds, and escalation patterns that make agents production-ready.
An honest, head-to-head comparison of Hermes Agent and OpenClaw across architecture, memory, security, setup, and cost, plus when self-hosting either agent is the wrong call.
Agentic AI and AI agents are not the same thing. One is an entity, the other a paradigm. Here is the real difference, why it matters in production, and how to govern the autonomy that comes with it.
Hermes Agent is the open-source, self-improving AI agent by Nous Research. Here is what it is, how it works, whether it is free and safe, and where the line sits between running an agent and governing one in production.
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