TerramindTrigger. Render. Push. No sandbox to stand up.
Hermes hands you the runtime; Agents hands you the work. Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, Discord, and email are first-party triggers — image, video, 3D, music, voice, and code land in the same thread.
Agents ships every modality and every messaging surface first-party — trigger from Slack, render the cut, push code in Nucleus, post the result — for $20, no runtime to operate. Hermes ships none of that out of the box: every modality is an integration you write, every trigger is code you maintain, every model is BYOK, and the runtime is yours to host.
Same bill. Whole stack.
One chat each. Watch the gap.
Same prompt, dropped into Hermes on the left and Terramind Agents on the right. Hermes is a toolkit you wire. Atlas is the product that just answers.
CGI breakdown reveal — start on the raw wireframe mesh, cut through each render layer in sequence (ambient occlusion, base shader, specular, lighting, comp), slow turntable camera throughout, resolve on the final polished beauty pass.
Hermes is BYO model — no native video pipeline. You'd configure a Veo provider, write a subagent, route the prompt, then sit through the cold start.
- + provider config · Veo / Sora
- + subagent · video-gen role
- + sandbox restart
CGI breakdown reveal — start on the raw wireframe mesh, cut through each render layer in sequence (ambient occlusion, base shader, specular, lighting, comp), slow turntable camera throughout, resolve on the final polished beauty pass.
Holds on the mesh for a full beat before the AO pass cuts in — felt like the right pacing for a breakdown. Lands in-thread as a file.
Hold the wireframe for half a beat longer.
It remembers. Without you reminding.
Three kinds of memory carry between conversations: facts about you and your work, preferences about how you like things done, and episodes — what happened, when.
- Facts — names, repos, project briefs, the things you've stated as true.
- Preferences — how you like replies framed, what tone fits, what to skip.
- Episodes — what you worked on last time, what you decided, what got shipped.
Everything saved is visible. You can edit, delete, or turn it off.
Your memory has shape.
Every memory links to the ones it relates to. Clusters emerge from your work — film alongside film, code alongside code — and the relationships you didn't draw appear on their own.
The same nodes, edges, and clusters power the dashboard in your app — this is a snapshot of what the network looks like once your memory fills in.
Text it like a person. Get back a video.
Connect Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, Discord, email, or SMS. Atlas answers from the app you sent the message in — same tools, same memory, no new login.
make a short birthday video for mom — our cat, slow zoom on the candles, warm light. soft piano underneath.
On it. Pulled the candle shot from last year's reel. 8 seconds.
perfect. send to her at 9am tomorrow with "happy birthday ma ❤️"
Scheduled for 9:00 AM, Mom's number. I'll confirm once it lands.
prod is throwing 500s on every checkout since the deploy. screenshot below
PrismaClientInitializationError: Can't reach database server at "db.staging.internal:5432" at /app/.next/server/checkout.js:142 at processTicksAndRejections (node:23)
DATABASE_URL is pointing at staging in prod. Last deploy swapped it. Fix:
PR open at terramind/api#4187. Ready to merge — want me to ship it?
yes ship it
@terramind we lost the Q2 retention deck. can you rebuild it from the data in our warehouse? 6 slides, same template as Q1.
Queried warehouse.retention_daily (Apr 1 – Jun 30). Pulled the Q1 deck template. Drafting now.
🙏 ship it to the board doc. cc Jordan and Priya.
One agent, every inbox. Memory carries across surfaces.
Atlas works with the tools you already use.
42+ first-party MCP servers — GitHub, Linear, Notion, Slack, Stripe, Supabase — plus anything you wire up yourself. Atlas decides which to call. You watch the work happen.
Connect once, use in every chat. Atlas calls the right tool — you stay in the conversation.
Bring your channels with you.
Reconnect Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp with one OAuth click each. Atlas routes Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok in-chat — no sandbox, no subagent design, no incident at 2 a.m.
Who switches, honestly.
Stay on Hermes if self-hosting is the goal, the Hermes 4 model line is what you want by default, or you need parallel subagents and a sandbox you fully control.
Switch to Agents if
- you'd rather text Atlas than run a sandbox
- you want every modality native
- you want Claude / GPT / Gemini / Grok routed for you
- you want a memory graph instead of a memory file
- or you want 50+ models across 10+ providers curated to stay on the current frontier
every new release lands inside the same subscription without you wiring up keys.
Having the full stack in one place, compounds.