Hmbown

Hermes agent profile and skill pack for structured engineering work, modeled on the ten Orders of the Knights Radiant.

Agentic harness for keeping research-oriented LLM runs on-task with contracts, evidence, dialectics, verification, and anti-slop gates.

Terminal-first control plane for NVIDIA Nemotron — agentic coding, RAG, doc-ops, and multi-model formations.

Multi-perspective reasoning harness that queries multiple LLM CLIs in parallel with different perspectives.

Logic architecture for abductive inference. Forces LLMs to make uncertainty visible through explicit hypothesis generation and Inference to Best Explanation.

NVIDIA capability registry and Spark-aware routing layer for Hermes Agent and NemoClaw users.

Apple Silicon MLX fine-tuning toolkit — SFT, DPO/ORPO, GRPO, distillation, and OpenAI-compatible serving.

Logic architecture inspired by Toulmin — forces LLMs into structured, sequential reasoning through Toulmin's argumentation model.

Homebrew tap for the DeepSeek TUI terminal client.

Rust-based CLI for working with MiniMax models.

Triton-style kernel toolkit for MLX. Prototype, benchmark, and upstream fused kernels for Apple Silicon ML workloads.

RLM agent harness built on top of Deep Agents for running reinforcement-learning-style multi-agent workflows.

Unofficial Hermes Agent skill pack built from fantasy spell and skill names.

Skill plus MCP server that turns your agent into an RLM — load context, iterate with search/code/think tools, converge on answers.

Dialectical reasoning architecture for LLMs — runs Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis loops to improve answer quality on hard questions.

DeepSeek TUI A terminal-native coding agent built around DeepSeek V4's 1M-token context and prefix cache. Single binary, no Node/Python runtime required — ships an MCP client, sandbox, and durable task queue out of the box. 简体中文 README bash npm i -g deepseek-tui What is it? DeepSeek TUI is a coding agent that runs entirely in your terminal. It gives DeepSeek's frontier models direct access to your workspace — reading and editing files, running shell commands, searching the web, managing git, and