Is Hermes Agent /yolo safe?

Hermes Agent's/yolo_is not suitable for newbies to open for a long time. It will skip the approval of dangerous orders, which is equivalent to telling the agent that "this round of orders will be executed directly." Consider it in disposable containers, temporary sandboxes, and test environments that can be rebuilt at any time; it is not recommended to open it in personal computers, production servers, and directories with real data.

When not to open

- There are production keys, customer data or database backups in the warehouse.

- Tasks involve deletion, migration, batch renaming, and permission modification. - You still don't understand the command the agent is about to execute. - The gateway is open to the public, or you are not the only authorized user. A more stable approach

Keep approvals.mode: manual by default.

If approvals are too frequent, the smart model can be considered to allow the auxiliary model to judge low-risk orders, but truly dangerous operations still require manual confirmation. Only temporarily cut /yolo in environments where it is clear that you can roll back, and then cut back after you are done.

In a word: /yolo is an acceleration button, not a safety button; if you can use manual approval, don't open it normally.

What should I do if you have just opened/yolo, enter__CODE_INLINE_5_again first. Then check the commands and changes you have just executed. If it involves warehouses, rungit status, if it involves services, check logs, and if it involves databases, confirm whether there is a backup. When you really want to automate dangerous operations, it's best to run them in Docker, temporary catalog, or destructible machines.

The gateway scenario is more conservative because the remote chat portal itself expands the execution area.

Official open source address: https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent; Official document entry: https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/.