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Project Hermes - Teaser

Hermes exists because operations kept breaking.

Hermes is a private, unreleased program. We are working on it quietly and sharing only the principles that guide it.

Details are limited by design. The operating layer is shared only with select partners.

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Teaser only

Unreleased and intentionally quiet

All visuals are indicative only. Hermes is unreleased and details remain private.

  • Selective sharing with early partners
  • No public roadmap or feature release
  • Focus on operational principles, not product claims

Why Hermes exists

Operations kept breaking after deployment. Teams could launch, but the system drifted under real constraints. Hermes is a response to that operational gap.

  • Configuration drift across sites
  • Manual fixes that become permanent
  • Tool sprawl without ownership
  • Knowledge trapped in individuals

What Hermes is

A private operating layer between devices, field work, and people. It codifies state, change, and accountability so operations stay systematic.

The specifics are intentionally limited. What matters is the operating model, not a feature list.

Where Hermes is going

Built through operations, extended through use.

Hermes grows as operational needs become clearer. The roadmap is grounded in field feedback, not speculative features.

Field feedbackOperational clarityDeliberate scope

Hermes is intentionally quiet for now. If you believe your operations gap aligns, you can start a private conversation.

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