How do I connect SiteGPT to Hermes?

Hermes supports the agentskills.io skills standard and MCP. Install the SiteGPT agent skill (npx skills add sitegpt/agent-skills) or add the MCP server, then Hermes can build and manage chatbots.

Do I need a SiteGPT account?

No. Hermes can build and train a chatbot from a URL with no credentials through agent-first onboarding, then return a claim link.

Hermes vs OpenClaw: which runtime for a support role?

Both are self-operated agent runtimes that speak skills and MCP, so SiteGPT works identically on either. The practical difference is disposition: Hermes centers persistent role-holding agents with identity and memory; OpenClaw centers a hackable, channel-everywhere framework with a larger tinkerer ecosystem. If the agent is a teammate with a job description, Hermes fits naturally; if you want to own and rewire every part of the machine, OpenClaw does.

What can Hermes do with SiteGPT?

Everything in the dashboard: create chatbots, add and sync knowledge, set persona and instructions, manage conversations and leads, and read usage and billing.

What happens to the connection if I retire the agent?

Revoke the grant from SiteGPT and it is dead immediately, whatever state the agent is in. Grants are per-approval, so a new agent for the same role gets its own, freshly-scoped connection rather than inheriting the old one.

SiteGPT × Hermes

Build support agents with Hermes

Hermes can build and manage SiteGPT customer-support chatbots over MCP or the CLI, from a single instruction.

All agent surfaces →

hermes agent

> Create a support bot for acme.com   trained 142 pages, no login needed  set instructions and brand colors  ✓ ready, preview and claim link ready

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Connect SiteGPT to Hermes

Hermes supports the open agent-skills standard and the Model Context Protocol. Install the SiteGPT skill or add the MCP server.

install the SiteGPT skill

npx skills add sitegpt/agent-skills

Hermes is the agent from Nous Research. Learn more at Hermes.

What Hermes is

Hermes, the AI agent runtime, and where SiteGPT fits

Hermes is a runtime for persistent AI agents: agents that keep identity, memory, and standing work across your tools and channels, rather than living inside one chat session. You give an agent a role; it keeps showing up for it.

Like any MCP-capable runtime, Hermes agents get real product access through MCP servers. SiteGPT connects over HTTP or stdio from the same account, with browser OAuth and a three-tool surface whose reads and writes are cleanly separated, so an agent can look freely and must ask before changing.

For a support role, the pairing is clean: the SiteGPT chatbot answers your visitors around the clock, and a Hermes agent owns the operating loop: triage, retraining, escalation watch, and the weekly numbers.

Grant hygiene matters more for persistent agents than for chat sessions: scope the connection to the chatbots the role owns, and review the grant when the role changes. Revoking from the SiteGPT side ends access instantly without touching the agent itself. Prefer the role-holding agent model without running a runtime yourself? MissionControlHQ (from the same team as SiteGPT) employs managed persistent agents that work the same way.

Zero to operated

A role, not a task

Hermes agents hold roles, not tasks. Support quality is a role: here is what owning it looks like.

Grant the tools

Connect SiteGPT over MCP from the agent’s runtime: browser OAuth, read/write separation, a grant that never exceeds the human who approved it.

Stand up or adopt the front line

A new site gets a chatbot built and trained from its URL; an existing SiteGPT account gets adopted as-is. Either way the agent now knows the terrain.

Own the operating loop

Daily gap review, drafted fixes, training queues, escalation watch. The agent persists between your messages, so the loop runs whether or not you remember it.

Report like a teammate

The weekly summary arrives where the agent reports, with the numbers and the judgment calls it wants your eyes on.

Input → outcome

Your agent types the left side.
Your customers see the right.

agent session

> Stand up support for acme.com   created chatbot (no account)  trained 142 pages + help center  set persona + brand colors  ✓ live, claim link ready

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Do you ship to Canada?

Yes! We ship to Canada on all plans. Standard delivery takes 5-7 business days and duties are included at checkout.

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Works in any agent that can read a URL: it discovers the no-signup onboarding flow on its own.

Why SiteGPT for Hermes

Standards in, standards out

Hermes is built on open standards: agentskills.io skills and MCP. SiteGPT publishes both, plus a .well-known server card, so Hermes connects without any proprietary glue.

One instruction, whole workflow

With the skill installed, "stand up support for this site" carries everything: onboarding, training, persona, lead capture, and the claim link back to the human.

No signup to start

Hermes can spin up a real, trained chatbot from a URL with no SiteGPT account. You only sign up to keep it.

Steal these

Prompts that define the role

Everything below runs against your live account once connected. Reads run freely; anything that changes data asks first.

“Own our support quality: review the bot daily and fix what it missed.”

A standing role: gaps found and drafted daily, approvals routed to you.

“Report support volume, deflection, and leads every Friday.”

The weekly numbers, pulled live, delivered where the agent reports.

“Spin up a trained chatbot for the new product site.”

Created from the sitemap and handed back ready to embed.

“Audit the bot’s custom responses for anything stale after the pricing change.”

The outdated answers flagged, with drafts to replace them.

Hermes + SiteGPT, answered

How do I connect SiteGPT to Hermes?: Hermes supports the agentskills.io skills standard and MCP. Install the SiteGPT agent skill (npx skills add sitegpt/agent-skills) or add the MCP server, then Hermes can build and manage chatbots.
Do I need a SiteGPT account?: No. Hermes can build and train a chatbot from a URL with no credentials through agent-first onboarding, then return a claim link.
Hermes vs OpenClaw: which runtime for a support role?: Both are self-operated agent runtimes that speak skills and MCP, so SiteGPT works identically on either. The practical difference is disposition: Hermes centers persistent role-holding agents with identity and memory; OpenClaw centers a hackable, channel-everywhere framework with a larger tinkerer ecosystem. If the agent is a teammate with a job description, Hermes fits naturally; if you want to own and rewire every part of the machine, OpenClaw does.
What can Hermes do with SiteGPT?: Everything in the dashboard: create chatbots, add and sync knowledge, set persona and instructions, manage conversations and leads, and read usage and billing.
What happens to the connection if I retire the agent?: Revoke the grant from SiteGPT and it is dead immediately, whatever state the agent is in. Grants are per-approval, so a new agent for the same role gets its own, freshly-scoped connection rather than inheriting the old one.

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