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Tinley Park · October 21, 2026
NeuralNineOct 20, 2026

How Jev Can Massively Speed Up Hermes Agents

What it covers

This build-in-public video explores how a tool or technique called Jev can be used to dramatically increase the speed of Hermes Agents. The creator walks through the approach publicly, framing it as a question of how to achieve massive performance gains.

The outline

Every point the video makes, in the order it makes them.

  1. 01

    Hermes Agents Performance Problem

    The video identifies that Hermes Agents have a speed or performance bottleneck that motivates the need for improvement.

  2. 02

    Introducing Jev

    Jev is presented as the mechanism or tool that can be applied to Hermes Agents to address their speed limitations.

  3. 03

    Massive Speed-Up

    The core claim is that Jev can deliver a large, not merely incremental, improvement in Hermes Agent performance.

  4. 04

    Build-in-Public Approach

    The creator shares the exploration and implementation openly as part of a build-in-public feed, inviting the audience to follow the process.

  5. 05

    How-To / Explainer Format

    Framed as a question ('How can we…'), the video is structured to walk viewers through the method or reasoning behind applying Jev to Hermes Agents.

Speed lives in the harness

The transcript draws a clean split: the model reasons, the harness loops, and Jev targets the harness layer specifically. For a solo builder shipping AI products, that separation means iteration speed does not depend on waiting for a better model — it depends on tightening the loop, the skills, the tool calls. A self-improving harness is the part a single person can actually move.