From my understanding, you’d have to use grok cli, not Hermes, for this to happen. But we dont control the zdr or similar policies themselves through hermes. Openrouter for instance you need to toggle something on your actual account for it. Hermes for our part sends the same context no matter the
The text discusses technical differences between Grok CLI and Hermes in handling policies and context, with no relevance to Web3 or cryptocurrency.
From my understanding, you’d have to use grok cli, not Hermes, for this to happen. But we dont control the zdr or similar policies themselves through hermes. Openrouter for instance you need to toggle something on your actual account for it. Hermes for our part sends the same context no matter the
Just to clarify these are two separate things - one Hermes can control - we don’t not upload anybody’s repos or other data like they do or on behalf of them. The only things that go up to them is the context of the conversation, same as any agent - the zdr stuff is seperate and is per account basis
Just to clarify these are two separate things - one Hermes can control - we do not upload anybody’s repos or other data like they do or on behalf of them. The only things that go up to them is the context of the conversation, same as any agent - the zdr stuff is seperate and is per account basis con