Terms of Service
Last updated: 2026-08-13
Welcome to hermes.arch.tools-ai.org ("the Site"). By accessing the Site, you agree to the following terms.
Nature of Service
The Site is an unofficial community learning resource for the open-source NousResearch/hermes-agent project, providing architecture dissection documentation free of charge. Content is based on the MIT-licensed hermes-agent source code and is intended to help developers understand the project's architecture.
Content Licensing
- Original architecture analysis and illustrations on the Site are, unless otherwise noted, licensed under CC BY 4.0; please credit the source when reproducing.
- Code snippets, comments, and design descriptions quoted from NousResearch/hermes-agent follow the original project's MIT License.
- Trademarks, project names, and logos belong to their respective owners (including NousResearch and related project parties). The Site uses them only for descriptive purposes, which does not imply sponsorship or affiliation.
Unofficial Disclaimer
The Site is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or representative of NousResearch or the hermes-agent project. Content is community-curated; where it conflicts with the official source code, the official source code prevails.
Disclaimer
The Site content is provided "as is" without any express or implied warranty. The Site is not liable for any direct or indirect losses resulting from the use of information on the Site. Architecture analysis may contain errors or outdated information; please verify against the official source code and documentation.
Acceptable Use
When accessing the Site, you agree not to:
- Conduct automated attacks, scanning, or DDoS against the Site
- Tamper with or reverse-engineer the Site's page logic
- Use the Site for any illegal activity
External Links
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Changes to Terms
The Site reserves the right to modify these terms at any time. Continued access constitutes acceptance of the modified terms.