Configure Honcho memory for Hermes across sessions and profiles.
npx skills add https://github.com/jacardl/New-Radar --skill honcho-jacardl
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: honcho Source: https://github.com/jacardl/New-Radar/tree/main/backend/frameworks/hermes-agent/optional-skills/autonomous-ai-agents/honcho Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jacardl/New-Radar --skill honcho-jacardl
Honcho provides AI-native cross-session user modeling. Hermes assigns each profile its own AI peer while sharing a unified user view, enabling memory across sessions and better multi-profile reasoning.
Run hermes honcho setup to configure memory provider, observations, and recall settings for your active profile.
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Cross-session memory is enabled by assigning each profile its own AI peer while sharing a unified user view, allowing Hermes agents to recall context across sessions with per-profile isolation.
Run the Honcho setup command to configure the memory provider, toggle observations, and adjust recall settings for your active profile across cloud or self-hosted setups.
Yes, this memory configuration applies to both cloud and self-hosted Honcho setups, supporting per-profile configuration, session mapping, and peer identity assignment for your agents.
The best way to isolate memory is using per-profile configurations with adjustable observation toggles, ensuring each AI peer maintains independent recall while contributing to a unified user view.
Recall issues often stem from incorrect session mapping or dynamic recall mode settings; troubleshooting involves verifying your peer identity configuration and checking observation toggles for the active profile.
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