Hermes Agent Orange Book

A complete hands-on guide to Hermes Agent — the "Orange Book" series by HuaShu (花叔). The 2.0 edition is a from-scratch rewrite based on Hermes v0.16.0, covering 21 sections across 6 parts, with free PDF downloads in English and Chinese.

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Hermes Agent Orange Book

What Is It

Hermes Agent Orange Book (橙皮书) is a complete hands-on guide to Hermes Agent, written by HuaShu (花叔). It’s part of the author’s Orange Book series of technical guides — practical, example-driven books that take you from zero to productive.

The 2.0 edition is a from-scratch rewrite: the first edition was based on Hermes v0.7.0, but two months and nine releases later the product had grown a new face — a native desktop app, a full browser dashboard, and 23 messaging platforms — so the book was rebuilt around Hermes v0.16.0 (“The Surface Release”).

What It Covers

The 2.0 edition restructured the material from 17 chapters / 5 parts into 21 sections / 6 parts, rebuilt around the current product surface. It’s a practical, hands-on path through the framework: installation, the desktop app, the dashboard, messaging platforms, memory, skills, automation, and building real workflows.

Both editions are available as free PDF downloads:

Version PDF
Chinese Hermes-Agent橙皮书2.0 PDF
English Hermes-Agent-The-Complete-Guide PDF

Key Details

  • Who it’s for: developers and tinkerers who want a structured, example-driven path into Hermes Agent — not just reference docs.
  • License: MIT (since 2.0; the first edition was CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).
  • Community: one of the most-starred community guides to Hermes Agent, with an active Chinese-speaking readership and ongoing updates.

Why It Matters for Hermes Users

Official documentation tells you what exists; a good guide shows you how to put it together. The Orange Book is the closest thing the community has to a structured curriculum for Hermes Agent — especially valuable for Chinese-speaking developers, and useful for anyone who prefers learning by building rather than by reading reference pages.

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