overview

meraGPT Docs

meraGPT runs Hermes Agent for you, on a real cloud machine that is yours alone. You pay $7 a month for the box; you bring your own LLM API key and pay your model provider directly. The Hermes dashboard is where you actually talk to the agent.

These docs walk you through the bits that are specific to running Hermes on meraGPT. For the agent itself, the official Hermes documentation is the source of truth.

Start here

• Quickstart: from sign-up to a working agent in about three minutes.
• API keys: getting a key from OpenRouter (recommended), Anthropic, OpenAI, or your own endpoint.
• Using your agent: the chat tab, slash commands, models and sessions.
• Use cases: what people actually do with a personal, always-on Hermes box.

The shape of it

When you subscribe, meraGPT provisions a small cloud VM in your name and installs Hermes on it. The box sits behind our edge proxy and is only reachable through a signed-cookie session you mint by clicking Open your agent in your dashboard. The bare URL won’t work for anyone else. Your agent is private by default.

Your model API key lives on your box, in a file only you (and the agent runtime) can read. We never see your keys, your conversations, or your memories. If you cancel, the box is destroyed at the end of the billing period and that data goes with it. Run /backup in Hermes first if you want a zip.

Need help?

Email hello@meragpt.com. We actually read it.