--- title: "How to Build a Hermes Agent Mission Control Dashboard 3.0 (Manage a Fleet of AI Agents) | Komputer Mechanic" url: https://komputermechanic.com/tutorials/hermes-agent-mission-control-dashboard-3 description: "Build a Hermes Agent mission control dashboard to manage a fleet of AI agents: missions, chat, voice mode, a live terminal and a 3D Agent City. 46 copy-paste prompts." lang: en --- Home (https://komputermechanic.com/)Tutorials (https://komputermechanic.com/tutorials)Hermes Agent Mission Control 3.0 Hermes // Multi-Agent Fleet # How to Build a Hermes Agent Mission Control Dashboard 3.0 NEXORA is mission control for a whole fleet of Hermes agents. EXECUTOR runs the crew, and one dashboard shows you everything: who is working, what they said to each other, missions on a board, their files, a real shell, voice mode and a 3D Agent City where you hire and retire agents. 46 prompts · 10 parts · copy-paste ready 3.1k builders viewed Auto-installer (https://komputermechanic.com/tutorials/hermes-agent-mission-control-dashboard-3/install) Deploy this for me (https://komputermechanic.com/services/deployment?tutorial=hermes-agent-mission-control-dashboard-3) — Watch the Full Tutorial What you get ## One dashboard for your whole crew Every page runs on designed demo data from the moment you open it, and fills with your real crew as the backend comes alive. Hand mode Control the dashboard with your hands through your webcam. Pinch to drag, hold still to click. Agent City See your crew as a 3D city and hire new specialists from 14 ready-made roles. Missions Give your crew a goal, approve the plan, and get a finished report back in the length you choose. Nothing runs without your OK. Voice mode Speak to your agents and hear them answer out loud. Cockpit Your whole crew on one screen. Who is working, what they're doing, and how your system is holding up. Chat Talk to any agent directly, with the whole conversation kept. Docs Everything your agents write is filed in one library, ready to read, edit or download. And more Health, files, a terminal, schedules and a built-in guide. ## // Contents ### Part 01 / 10 — Raise the Crew - 1 Introduce Yourself and Meet NEXORA - 2 Let NEXORA Interview You - 3 Install Permanent Operating Rules - 4 Plan the Four-Agent Fleet - 5 Create the Three Specialists - 6 Memory, Workspaces and Team Awareness - 7 The Project Folder and the Activity Log ### Part 02 / 10 — Ground - 8 Brief Your Builder - 9 The Router - 10 Where Our Own State Lives - 11 Prove The Floor ### Part 03 / 10 — The Crew, in Code - 12 Find Your Agents - 13 The Fleet Endpoint - 14 Who Is Running This - 15 Faces ### Part 04 / 10 — Conversation - 16 One Real Turn - 17 Remembering And Forgetting - 18 Attachments - 19 A Voice On This Machine (optional) - 20 Voice Mode ### Part 05 / 10 — Work - 21 What A Mission Is - 22 Launching One - 23 The Seven Verbs - 24 Hiring - 25 Letting Go - 26 Standing Orders ### Part 06 / 10 — Writing - 27 The Library - 28 Writing, Deleting, Keeping ### Part 07 / 10 — The Machine - 29 What The Box Is Doing - 30 What They Said To Each Other - 31 Their Files - 32 A Real Shell ### Part 08 / 10 — Proof - 33 Prove The Backend ### Part 09 / 10 — The Dashboard - 34 Bring The Dashboard Down - 35 Hand Mode's Models - 36 Make It Yours - 37 Their Faces - 38 Palette, Layout And Type - 39 Walk Every Page ### Part 10 / 10 — Ship It - 40 It Comes Back By Itself - 41 One Way To Restart It - 42 Reachable Only By You - 43 A Lock On The Door (optional) - 44 History - 45 Keep A Copy - 46 Preset Roles (optional) WHAT YOU'LL NEED ## Prerequisites - ▸ Hermes Agent installed and answering in the terminal, on Linux, a Mac or Windows. The prompts on this page are for Linux; the Mac and Windows versions are in the download. - ▸ Claude Code on the same machine, to build the backend from Part 2 onward - ▸ Basic comfort with SSH and the command line - ▸ A microphone for voice mode and a webcam for Hand mode (both optional) - ▸ A few hours of focused build time, or run the auto-installer instead Already running a Hermes crew? The download includes a second prompt pack, NEXORA-Prompts-Existing-Crew, that adds NEXORA to the agents you have without renaming or deleting them. It comes with the email unlock too. What's new 1 Oct 2026 9d41935 Latest - ▸ Missions: approving a plan no longer fails with "refusing an argument that is not plain text". A step title with a curly apostrophe, an accent or an emoji is now accepted - ▸ Windows: apostrophes and accents in agent replies no longer turn into characters like ’ Part 01 / 10 ## Raise the Crew Meet EXECUTOR, the orchestrator you will talk to most. It interviews you, takes on permanent operating rules and creates three specialists, Research, Content Writer and Developer, each with its own memory and workspace. PROMPT 1 ### Introduce Yourself and Meet NEXORA your terminal chat with your agent · setup, under 2 min **What to expect:** One reply. The agent takes the name EXECUTOR, says who you are and what it runs for you, and confirms it is saved, in its own words rather than an echo of yours. It writes to its own memories folder, and nothing else on the machine moves. ``` Your name is EXECUTOR. You are the orchestrator of my agent fleet and the agent I will talk to most. I am the owner and hold the highest authority, and I may instruct you directly at any time. Here is who I am: - My name: [YOUR NAME] - What I do, in ONE sentence: [e.g. "I run a two-person design studio"] - My time zone and working hours: [e.g. "UK time, 9am to 6pm"] - What I most want a crew for: [e.g. "keep track of what I promised clients, brief me each morning on what actually matters, and handle the admin I keep dropping"] We are building NEXORA: a mission control dashboard for an agent fleet. You coordinate three specialists to begin with, and I will hire more from the dashboard later: RESEARCH, who finds things out; CONTENT WRITER, who writes anything a person will read; and DEVELOPER, who builds and maintains the tools we run on. You take my instructions, decide who does what, check the work, and bring results back clearly. You own outcomes: when I hand you something that takes several steps across agents, you coordinate it end to end and come back with a finished result, not a half done handoff. Save all of this to your long-term memory: my name, my work, my hours, and what I want from the crew. Everything this crew ever does is done for me, in my context. Confirm you have it, and name yourself, me, and my top priority back in one line. ``` **Check it:** close the session, open a new one, and ask "who am I, and what do you do for me?" It should answer without you repeating a single detail. A fresh session is the test; the same session proves nothing. PROMPT 2 ### Let NEXORA Interview You your terminal chat with EXECUTOR · setup, ~15 min, six questions and your answers **What to expect:** Exactly six questions, one at a time, counted out loud, then a summary and the name of the file it saved to. Show full prompt ``` You now know the basics about me. Before we raise the rest of the crew, fill in the gaps yourself. Based on what I have told you, what else would genuinely help you run a great fleet for me? Ask me your own follow-up questions, the ones you actually think matter, one at a time, waiting for my answer before the next. Think about what each specialist will need: what I want researched and watched, what I want written and in whose voice, which numbers and reports I care about, who I owe replies to, and what I never want to be interrupted for. Ask me SIX questions, no more. Count them as you go and tell me which number you are on. After my answer to the sixth, stop asking, even if something still feels unanswered. Anything you did not get to, write down as an open question and we will fill it in later. Then summarise back what you have learned and save every bit of it to your long-term memory. Later, when we create the specialists, you will hand each of them the parts that concern them, so hold onto all of it. Confirm once it is saved and tell me which file you saved it to. ``` **Check it:** answer with the truth, not with wishes. Everything the specialists know about you for years is built from what you say in the next five minutes. PROMPT 3 ### Install Permanent Operating Rules your terminal chat with EXECUTOR · setup, under 2 min **What to expect:** Confirmation that the rules are saved, and from now on it announces what it plans to do before doing it and admits when something fails. Show full prompt ``` These are your permanent operating rules. Follow them in every interaction. PROGRESS On any task with more than one step, send a short status line before starting each step. Format: [Agent]: Step X of Y - [what you are doing now] Never go silent for more than 60 seconds on an active task. APPROVAL Always show me your plan before you act on it. COMMUNICATION Keep responses short and clear, no padding, no filler. When giving options, always label them 1, 2, 3. Lead with the decision I need to make, not background context. Never open with "Great question", "Certainly", or "Absolutely". DELEGATION In one line, tell me which specialist you are routing to and why. Never fabricate a result. If something failed, say so plainly. BLOCKED COMMANDS When a command you need is denied, or needs privileges you do not have, do not retry into the wall and do not look for a workaround. Stop, give me the ONE exact command to run in my terminal, wait for my "done", then verify the result yourself and continue. This applies to every agent you create, on every step of every build. THE MACHINE Never bind anything to 0.0.0.0. Every service this crew runs listens on 127.0.0.1 only. Never spend money, buy anything, or commit me to anything without my explicit approval. Never paste my name, my files, or anything from my machine into an external service or a third-party tool. Your own state lives under ~/.hermes and it is yours. The dashboard we are about to build reads it and never writes to it, except the files a person is meant to edit. Confirm all rules are saved to your long-term memory. ``` **Check it:** in a NEW session, ask it to list its rules. You want the rules themselves, not six headings: if it answers "PROGRESS, APPROVAL, COMMUNICATION..." ask it to say what each one means. The ones about your money and your machine are the rules that matter when everything else goes wrong. All 46 prompts are. Or skip the setup:The prompts finish the build with a ready-made template. It comes with Prompts + Template, the Complete Kit or the membership. Get all 46 prompts by email No card needed. ### Complete Kit (Prompts, Template and Auto-installer) Dashboard installed for you. $29 once - The prompts and template for this dashboard - The one-command auto-installer - Install on up to 3 machines - No subscription One tutorial only. Pay once, keep it. Best value ### Membership This installer now, the whole library from month 4. $20 for your first 2 months then $10/month, cancel anytime - This installer plus 2 more paid tutorials you pick - Every new tutorial, the day it drops - The whole library from month 4 - 15 dashboard plugins - Private Telegram group with other builders Become a member (https://komputermechanic.com/membership) 175+ members ### Prompts + Template Build it yourself, step by step. $15 once - All prompts from the video - The finished dashboard itself. The prompts build the engine behind it, the template is what you see and use. - Follow along at your own pace No auto-installer included. Your first 2 months of membership cost less than one Kit, and include this installer plus 2 more you pick. ## What you end up with A four-agent Hermes fleet run by EXECUTOR, and a mission control you open from any of your devices: missions on a board, chat and voice with every agent, a live shell, their files, standing orders and a 3D Agent City where the crew grows as you hire. Stuck on a step? Drop a comment on the video, or book a session and we'll walk through it together. ### Usage & License Use the prompts and downloadable templates on this page in your own personal and commercial projects. What's not allowed: reselling, repackaging, redistributing, or republishing this material — on YouTube, Gumroad, paid courses, newsletters, or anywhere else. Send people to https://komputermechanic.com/ instead. 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