Mapping 140K Hermes repo issues and PRs into a knowledge graph with Jev
A Nous Research team member used Jev with a local clone of the Hermes Agent repo to cluster 140K+ issues and PRs into an interactive network, plus a recipe for applying it to personal memory.
What if your AI agent's memory looked like THIS? 🤯🔥 Imagine opening your second brain and seeing all your projects, conversations, research, and saved ideas laid out as an interactive map. Related information grouped into clusters. Connections you didn't even know existed. A Nous Research team member used Jev and a local clone of the Hermes Agent GitHub repo to map 140K+ issues and PRs into this massive interactive network. Now imagine doing something similar with your own Hermes agent. 🔥 Task Hermes with exploring the memory files, notes, and knowledge sources it can access. Have it identify relationships between topics, projects, people, and ideas, then organize that information into connected clusters. From there, ask Hermes to research the best visualization tools for your setup, recommend an approach, and build an interactive knowledge graph you can explore. Each dot could represent a memory, note, or document, with connections showing how everything relates. Instead of digging through thousands of memories, you could literally explore your second brain visually.
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