**Julian Goldie** (0:00)
Glm 5.2 plus Hermes, how do they perform? So we actually created some amazing stuff already by plugging the new Glm 5.2 update into Hermes Agent. It's super powerful. Here's an example of a video where she created using this new update. And basically what we've done here is we've got a team of Hermes Agents to create an avatar of me, to create the voiceover, to create the script, to edit it. Even for example, like the effects on this, also the editing right here, and even the portfolio of stuff is showing, this was all done using Hermes plus Glm 5.2, which is pretty crazy in itself. So it was researched, scripted, edited, and judged by a team of Glm 5.2 Hermes-powered agents. And this is really powerful stuff. It's actually very impressive. Now, the difference here, of course, is like if you're using something like Claude, Claude is great, but the problem with Claude is like you can't plug it into Hermes unless you're using the API, which is quite expensive. Whereas what you could do with Glm 5.2 is you can actually get the coding plan and then plug that into Hermes. And you can also create teams of agents. Now, if you want to indicate, like, is Glm 5.2 any good, etc. Let me show you some examples of what we've built with it so far. Some of it with Hermes agents, some of it not. But you can see an example of what we've actually done directly with Hermes here inside this video with the team of agents working together.
So, how does this work? Well, I mean, if you look at some of the other stuff that we've built out here, this is another example of a 3D game we built. Here's another one.
We created a full operating system with individual apps inside here as well using the system. This was kind of like a fun game that we created. It's pretty fun. Synthwave style, background, these particles, etc.
And the other interesting thing about this was I actually compared them side by side. So if you look, we've got Opus 4.8 versus Kimi K217, Glm 5.2 creates the best stuff if you have a look here. This is the most fun game to play out of all of them. And the same, for example, if we compare them on this Liquid Bowl example, this creates something way more interesting and fun to use. It was also better at creating websites as well. So for a lot of agentic tasks, Glm 5.2 is way better, right? It looks way more interesting. So if you're wondering how to use Hermes with Glm 5.2, the way to do this is you go to your model settings over here and you can add a new model, right? So you can configure it right here. The other option they have is that you would go to your terminal and inside your terminal, you would just make sure that you have, you type in Hermes model and then you can switch from there. So that's another option to do it. And once you've done that, you can then change the model. So if we type in Kimi here, you can see that we can select KimiK2.7. Obviously we want to use Glm 5.2, which we've plugged into our models and we've created separate profiles using that. So if we go inside our profile section in the Hermes dashboard, we've got Glm 5.2 plugged in right there with ZAI. And what we've actually done is created multiple different profiles with Hermes Agent so they can work together as a team. Now you might be wondering, okay, why would you do that? Well, for example, what you can do is you can have like a team of agents that work on one work that you'll focus on improving. So for example, if I'm trying to create content with Glm 5.2 and Hermes, I can have a Glm SEO content writer. I can have a writer. I can have a researcher. I could have a judge that actually looks at the work and tells my team of agents to iterate until the work is done. So these are all powerful ways that you can actually use Glm 5.2 with Hermes Agent, which is pretty amazing itself. Then what we also have is I have a separate chat for each of my agents here. I think you can also do the same inside Hermes desktop too, but I have it inside my agent operating system. So what we can do from here is we can have Glm 5.2 as a separate chat, and then we can speak to it directly. Now, if you're wondering, okay, how do you organize your teams of agents? There's two ways I like to do it. So one way is that we will actually have a setup that looks something like this, where we can basically plug in a task, it will triage it, and then it will get done. So if you look at these previous outputs here, we can see everything that we've created with our team of Glm agents. They're all working together to create and build something. So they actually create a full blog post and a website, which I'll show you in a second. And then also the other option that you have is you can run them with Paperclip. So you could create a team of agents like you see in this org chat here, all running on Hermes and they can be plugged in with Glm 5.2 as the model for each of those agents. And that's pretty amazing itself because then you can build stuff. You can see everything that we've built with our Hermes agents and teams of them. So there's many different ways to coordinate it. You can have Hermes inside the chat. You could have Hermes Jarvis with Glm 5.2 plugged in. This is a voice activated version of Hermes. You can plug it into Paperclip and have a team of agents working right there.
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