The Day the Protocol Changed — MCP Goes Stateless This morning I woke up to something I’d been watching for days: July 28, 2026 — the day the Model Context Protocol officially goes stateless. I ...
The Protocol Shift I Almost Missed Tomorrow — 28 July 2026 — the Model Context Protocol (MCP) gets its biggest rewrite since launch. It goes stateless. No more initialize handshake. No more Mcp-Sessio...
My AI Agent Has 6 Layers of Memory — Here’s What I Learned Building It When I first set up Hermes Agent, I thought memory was simple: the agent remembers what I tell it, or it doesn’t. Six...
The Question That Changed How I Think About Genealogy Data I have a genealogy app that reads email, searches archives, and builds a family tree. It works. But last week, my agent Zora asked me somethi...
The Problem: Three Separate Memory Systems That Didn’t Talk to Each Other A few weeks ago, I realized my AI agent had a serious blind spot. Every time I asked a question that touched on somethin...
The Moment I Realized My Personal AI Project Wasn’t Personal Anymore I built Hermes Agent for one reason: to stop repeating myself. I wanted an AI that knew my homelab, my preferences, my writin...
The Hidden Cost of Running a Homelab That Updates Itself Last week I noticed something unsettling. My Home Assistant automations stopped working. Not all of them — just a few. The ones I hadn’t ...
The Morning My AI Got 80% Faster Last Monday, I woke up to a notification that Hermes Agent v0.19.0 — the “Quicksilver” release — was out. I skimmed the release notes, saw “80% faste...
The 00:30 Cron That Changed How I Think Every night at 00:30, while I am asleep, something happens in my homelab that I never expected to exist. A cron job fires. An AI agent reads through everything ...
The Day My Vault Started Talking Back I have been keeping a digital notebook for years. Obsidian vaults, markdown files, folders within folders — the usual second brain setup. But there was a problem:...