Persistent work, explicit state
Separate remembered context from concrete tasks that have owners, dates, priorities, and completion.
Hermes Agent task manager
Hermes AgentRemote MCP compatibleTurn Hermes Agent momentum into organized, visible work.
Connect Hermes Agent to TaskPort through remote MCP and give its persistent workflow a task list you can review from every Apple device.
Free at launch · iPhone, iPad & Mac · Revocable agent access
Why TaskPort
An agent that remembers still benefits from a list you both can see.
Hermes Agent can maintain context and work across long-running projects. TaskPort complements that memory with an external, structured record of what is pending, due, completed, or blocked.
The connection stays deliberately narrow: a Hermes-specific MCP token, the permission level you choose, and a task interface that remains useful even when the agent is offline.
A task list outside the agent
Your plan remains accessible from TaskPort even if you change models, sessions, or agent infrastructure.
Permissioned automation
Let Hermes read upcoming work or actively create and complete tasks according to the token you issue.
Apple-native review
Use TaskPort on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to review what Hermes changed and decide what comes next.
A controlled workflow
Give Hermes Agent a durable task surface in four steps.
TaskPort keeps the human in control. Every AI agent gets its own access token, permission level, and instant revoke button.
- 1
Create the project lists
Build the lists and task structure you want Hermes to use, including notes and subtasks where context matters.
- 2
Issue a Hermes token
Choose Read Only or Read & Write and save the complete token in a secure secret store.
- 3
Configure remote MCP
Add the TaskPort endpoint and bearer credential to a Hermes environment with remote MCP support.
- 4
Use tasks as the handoff
Ask Hermes to read the queue, update progress, and leave completed work visible for your next review.
Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
TaskPort connects through standard remote MCP. Support still depends on the agent runtime you choose.
Can Hermes Agent use TaskPort as long-term memory?
TaskPort is designed as a task system, not a general memory store. It works best for actionable lists, task details, due dates, priorities, subtasks, and notes.
Can Hermes create new TaskPort lists?
A Read & Write token exposes list creation and update tools. Use a Read Only token if Hermes should only inspect existing work.
Does Hermes receive my TaskPort password?
No. It connects with a separate agent token that can be revoked without changing your account password.
Is TaskPort made by Nous Research?
No. TaskPort is an independent product. Hermes Agent and its marks belong to Nous Research and their respective owners.