How to install Termux on Android (F-Droid or Zapstore, the Nostr-based app store), how to configure Hermes Agent to reach the models, and the history of Termux: from 2015 to its removal from Google Play.
Read the article →Complete guide to adding OpenRouter and other providers to the Hermes Agent model picker on WSL2: interactive configuration, custom endpoints, provider routing and custom aliases.
Read the article →The Hermes agent, run on WSL2, lets you manage several model providers through a flexible configuration. To use a model available on OpenRouter, you therefore need to explicitly specify OpenRouter as the provider when configuring Hermes.
Read the article →Nous Research and OpenRouter are two key players in the world of open source AI and decentralisation, but with totally different roles: the former focuses on research and fine-tuning of advanced models, while the latter is an aggregator that brings together hundreds of models through a single compatible API.
Read the article →Extended-context 'stealth' models (such as the former Space Bunny Alpha) paved the way for very large development and analysis sessions, but native portals often present limitations or endpoint changes. The solution lies in using unified gateways like OpenRouter directly from the command line.
Read the article →WSL2 is not just for web developers: it is a complete Linux environment inside Windows. Here is what you can run on it, from AI to autonomous agents, and why it is the right choice for many use cases.
Read the article →WSL2 was born to solve a precise problem: giving Windows developers a real Linux environment without heavy VMs. Here is why Hermes Agent runs better on it, and how this architecture came about.
Read the article →Why most security tools are written in Python, what makes it suited to offensive work, and the story of the language from 1991 to today. With the ethical boundary put where it belongs, and Python’s limits stated plainly.
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