# Hermes Agent

## Docs

- [Configure Multiple Hermes Agents in VS Code Extension](https://docs.ftr10.dev/configuration/agents.md): Define named agent configurations with different executables, working directories, and Hermes profiles — then switch between them from the chat toolbar.
- [Forward MCP Servers to Hermes Agent from Your Editor](https://docs.ftr10.dev/configuration/mcp.md): Hermes Agent reads your Cursor and VS Code MCP server configuration files and forwards every enabled server automatically at session start.
- [Hermes Agent Permission Modes for the VS Code Extension](https://docs.ftr10.dev/configuration/permissions.md): Use permission modes to decide how much autonomy Hermes Agent has — approve each action manually, auto-approve all, or deny all tool requests.
- [Hermes Agent Settings — VS Code Extension Reference](https://docs.ftr10.dev/configuration/settings.md): Full reference for all Hermes Agent extension settings — executable path, working directory, model defaults, display options, and session behavior.
- [Chat with Your Code Using the Hermes Agent in VS Code](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/chat.md): Use the Hermes Agent chat panel in VS Code to ask questions, get code suggestions, and apply changes — all with real-time streaming responses.
- [Ask Hermes About Code Directly from the Editor with CodeLens](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/codelens.md): Use CodeLens actions above functions and files to instantly ask Hermes Agent questions about your code without leaving the editor.
- [Preview and Apply Code Changes with the Diff Viewer](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/diffs.md): Review proposed code changes from Hermes Agent as a visual diff before applying them to your files — one command away from accepting or rejecting.
- [Editor Tools Bridge: Give Hermes Your Editor Context](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/editor-tools.md): The Editor Tools Bridge connects Hermes Agent to your VS Code workspace — letting it read files, check diagnostics, and track your cursor position.
- [Switch AI Models and Hermes Profiles in VS Code Extension](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/models-profiles.md): Browse available AI models with live per-token pricing, switch providers instantly, and select Hermes profiles — all from the chat toolbar.
- [Manage Multiple Chat Sessions in Hermes Agent for VS Code](https://docs.ftr10.dev/features/sessions.md): Run parallel Hermes Agent conversations, switch between them, rename or delete sessions, and carry prior context into new chats with memory attachment.
- [Install the Hermes Agent Extension for VS Code or Cursor](https://docs.ftr10.dev/installation.md): Install the FTR10 Hermes VSCode extension from the VS Code Marketplace, Cursor, or Open VSX, and verify your Hermes Agent connection.
- [Hermes Agent for VS Code: Your AI Coding Assistant](https://docs.ftr10.dev/introduction.md): FTR10 Hermes VSCode brings Hermes Agent into your editor sidebar. Stream AI responses, apply code diffs, and control tools — without switching windows.
- [Get Started with Hermes Agent in VS Code in 5 Minutes](https://docs.ftr10.dev/quickstart.md): Set your API key, open the Hermes chat panel, and send your first message to Hermes Agent — the whole process takes under five minutes.
- [Hermes Agent VS Code Extension Changelog and Release Notes](https://docs.ftr10.dev/reference/changelog.md): Version history and release notes for the Hermes Agent VS Code extension — features added, bugs fixed, and changes in every release.
- [Hermes Agent for VS Code: Command Palette Reference](https://docs.ftr10.dev/reference/commands.md): All Hermes Agent commands for VS Code — open chat, send selections, apply diffs, manage sessions, and configure from the Command Palette.
- [Troubleshoot Hermes Agent VS Code Extension Issues](https://docs.ftr10.dev/reference/troubleshooting.md): Fix common Hermes Agent extension problems — stuck connections, missing ACP dependencies, model list issues, and language display bugs.