How to publish or share HTML from Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent, the open-source agent from Nous Research, writes the pages it makes as files on the machine it runs on. That can be your laptop, or a server you chat with from Telegram or Slack. Either way, to show a page to someone you need a link. Here is the quickest way to get one.

Can Hermes publish it by itself?

Yes, with its optional Publish Site skill, which deploys the page to GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages or Netlify. It needs setup first.

You need an account with one of those hosts.
Its command-line tool has to be installed and signed in on the machine running Hermes.

Publish or share Hermes's HTML with DocStash

DocStash hosts the pages and docs your AI makes. Hermes has MCP built in, so it connects to DocStash directly, no plugin needed. Ask it to stash a page and it comes back with one link, private until you share it, that opens in any browser, phones included. Every later stash is a new version at the same link. There is no hosting account or extra tool to set up.

Already have the HTML?

Drop the file below. Drag it anywhere on this page, or choose it. It becomes a webpage with its own link, private until you publish it.
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Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.

Let Hermes stash it

Connect Hermes to DocStash. Click the button below and and run the command it shows, then approve the sign-in in your browser. No keys to copy.
Ask Hermes to stash it. Say "stash this page to DocStash". You get a link like docstash.ai/<slug>, private until you share it.
Share the link. Make it public, or invite people by email. A public link opens in any browser, no account needed.
Keep iterating. Ask Hermes for changes and stash again. The link stays the same and opens the newest version.

Your own domain, and who opened it

Custom domainOn Pro, connect a domain you own, like docs.yourcompany.com, and published pages serve from it instead of docstash.ai.How it works Viewer analyticsOn Pro, every link counts views and unique visitors, with countries, devices and where people came from. No cookies, and nothing that identifies a person.How it works

FAQ

Does Hermes Agent support MCP?

Yes, it is built in. Add a remote server with "hermes mcp add", and sign in to one that uses OAuth with "hermes mcp login". A Hermes session that was already running picks up a new server after /reload-mcp.

Does Hermes show a preview of the page?

No. Hermes runs in a terminal or a chat app, so DocStash returns a review link you open in your browser before the page is saved.

Where does Hermes save the HTML it makes?

As a file on the machine running Hermes, wherever it writes it. When Hermes runs on a server, the page stays on that server until it has a link.

Does it work when Hermes runs on a server?

Yes. Run "hermes mcp login docstash" in a terminal on that server. Over SSH, forward the sign-in port so the approval in your own browser reaches Hermes, as Hermes's guide to OAuth over SSH explains.

Is the link private?

Yes, until you share it. Make it public, or invite specific people by email.

Do I have to deploy Hermes Agent HTML or artifacts to share them?

No. There is no server, build step or hosting account to set up. Stash the page or artifact and DocStash serves it at one link, private until you publish or share it.

Publish what Hermes makes

Connect Hermes Agent to DocStash and every page it builds gets a link.

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