Building a Jev live test desk inside the Hermes command center
The author is building a Jev Live Desk within a Hermes newsroom workflow to test relevance and classification, review decisions and export evidence, and plans to publish the tests and mistakes.
Omarchy + Hermes + Jev = AGI 😂🚀 👉I wanted one place to follow what’s happening around Hermes Agent—and turn my own work into a newspaper. So I’m building Hermes Newsroom inside my Hermes+Omarchy Command Center: 📰 Live Wire — collects GitHub releases, Hacker News stories and public X posts through an open browser. 📅 Weekly Chronicle — follows what changed inside Hermes and what the community built and shipped. 📖 Bkash Hermes Daily — turns my local Hermes work records into a newspaper-style reading experience. 🧪 Jev Live Desk — lets me test relevance and classification, watch results arrive, review decisions and export the evidence. ✍️ Content Desk — helps turn selected stories into drafts with a strong headline, a concise introduction and source links. It lives on a dedicated desktop workspace, alongside my other tools.🪽 The part I care about most: seeing where the information came from, what the agent decided, and what still needs my judgment. Still building. Next, I’m recording a real Jev test and sharing the results—including the mistakes. @dhh @Teknium @NousResearch
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