Managed Hermes
Singapore-focused managed hosting for Hermes Agent instances, built around tenant isolation, resource limits, customer-owned model provider credentials, and auditable operations. Private preview planning is underway.
Hosted Hermes Agent operations for teams that want a managed runtime, not another unmanaged bot.
Crow Tech is preparing a managed hosting option around Hermes Agent, the open-source agent project by Nous Research. The preview is for operational readiness discussions; it does not imply a Nous Research partnership or endorsement.
Private preview only
Managed Hermes is a planned product line. Crow Tech is scoping pilot use cases before any self-serve or general-availability launch.
Singapore hosting boundary
Managed instances are planned on Singapore infrastructure. Telegram and model providers may process data externally under their own terms.
No public secrets intake
Public forms should describe the use case only. API keys, Telegram tokens, and provider credentials are handled during onboarding.
Designed for controlled agent operations
Managed Hermes is being shaped for Singapore teams that want hosted agent instances with clear operational boundaries and support procedures.
Singapore-hosted instances
Managed instance hosting is planned on Singapore infrastructure, with deployment details reviewed during private-preview scoping.
Tenant isolation
Preview architecture focuses on tenant-isolated containers, resource limits, and operational separation between customer workspaces.
Telegram-first access
Initial workflows are Telegram-first, so teams can trial agent operations through a familiar chat surface before broader integrations.
Customer-owned providers
Customers keep their own model provider relationships and credentials instead of relying on a hidden shared model account.
Preview scope
Readiness work before launch promises
The private preview is meant to validate hosting, support, and lifecycle requirements before Crow Tech offers Managed Hermes as a generally available service.
Runtime controls
Resource limits, tenant boundaries, container lifecycle logging, and operational review points for each managed instance.
PDPA-minded processes
Export, delete, support, and incident-response procedures are part of the preview checklist rather than an afterthought.
Agent workflow fit
Crow Tech reviews the target workflows, external tools, model-provider terms, and human oversight needs before provisioning.
What the preview is for
Managed Hermes is for teams that want to evaluate hosted agent operations with a practical support model.
It is not a public checkout flow, not a credential intake form, and not a promise of immediate general availability.
- Pilot a tenant-isolated Hermes Agent instance with defined resource limits.
- Use Telegram-first workflows while keeping model-provider accounts under customer ownership.
- Review provider, Telegram, export, delete, and support responsibilities before rollout.
- Document lifecycle events so provisioning, updates, suspension, and deletion can be audited.
Our process
Preview process
Crow Tech is keeping the first Managed Hermes conversations scoped and operationally conservative. The usual path:
Scope the use case
Share the workflow, channels, model-provider preference, data sensitivity, and support expectations without sending credentials.
Review boundaries
Confirm tenant isolation, resource limits, provider terms, Telegram processing, and PDPA-minded export or delete requirements.
Plan a pilot
If the fit is sensible, Crow Tech prepares a controlled private-preview pilot with clear lifecycle and support checkpoints.
Talk to Crow Tech about Managed Hermes
Tell us the use case, team size, channels, and constraints. Do not send API keys, Telegram bot tokens, model-provider credentials, or other secrets through this form.
