Practical systems for people building with Oh My Hermes (OMH) and Hermes Agent. Understand the operating model, develop sound judgment, and make deliberate decisions about the workflows you build.
Four focused resources, designed around one operating model. Start with the reference you need, or take the complete progression from understanding to application.
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One complete path: understand the doctrine, practice the method, and apply it with an operator-focused reference workspace. Includes the Field Guide, Learning Lab, and Optimization Guide.
A practical operator workspace with 21 reference sections, a request-contract builder, model-chain explorer, estimator, decision walkthroughs, and an optimization sprint template.
A guided, interactive course for developing sound operational judgment through scored modules, examples, knowledge checks, and immediate feedback.
A technical reference for experienced OMH + Hermes operators. Covers request contracts, workflow design, model routing, context, memory, safety, and evidence-led execution.
The resources are intentionally connected. Each has a distinct job; together, they form a repeatable way to reason about agent workflows.
Separate the responsibilities of the agent, orchestration layer, tools, providers, and runtime. Know what a system can and cannot guarantee.
Work through deliberate examples and knowledge checks. Learn to specify scope, constraints, verification, and stop conditions before execution.
Use structured references and interactive tools to evaluate request contracts, model chains, effort, fan-out, and optimization trade-offs.
I'm Saddat Ahmad — a mathematician, software engineer, and technical founder interested in how complex systems behave when they meet the real world.
I have been building since 2013, moving between software, mathematics, hardware, infrastructure, and early-stage products. My work has included enterprise engineering, AI-assisted systems, full-stack applications, and the operational details behind shipping software people can actually use.
These resources come from that same perspective. They are not a collection of prompt tricks or promises of effortless automation. They are independent technical publications for developers and operators who already have Oh My Hermes and Hermes Agent working and want a more deliberate, verifiable way to work with them.
Occasional notes when new technical resources, revisions, and practical tools are ready. No inflated promises — just the work.