Tool
Memori-City — Local Visual Explorer for Hermes Memory
Local memory visualization tool built by the community. Browse and explore Hermes Agent memory with an intuitive visual interface.
Quick answer
Memori-City is a community tool that visualizes Hermes memory locally, giving you a visual interface to browse and explore what the agent has stored — with no cloud dependency. It reads the on-disk memory under ~/.hermes, so everything stays on your machine.
Memori-City makes Hermes memory tangible: a local, visual way to explore the agent's stored knowledge instead of reading raw files. Nothing leaves your machine.
Features
- ✓Local visualization
- ✓Memory exploration
- ✓Visual interface
- ✓No cloud dependency
Why this tool matters
Hermes keeps memory as local files and an FTS5 index under ~/.hermes. Memori-City reads that store and renders it visually, which makes patterns — clusters of related facts, gaps, stale entries — easier to spot than scanning Markdown.
The no-cloud design is the point for self-hosters. People run Hermes precisely to keep conversation history on their own disk; a local visualizer respects that by never shipping memory to a third-party service.
Visualization helps with the real memory complaint — not forgetting, but recalling the wrong thing. Seeing the shape of what is stored helps you decide whether the agent's save behavior needs tuning.
As a community project, it is an exploration layer over the canonical store. The agent still owns writes; Memori-City is how you understand the result.
Best use cases
FAQ
No. It reads the on-disk Hermes memory under ~/.hermes and renders it locally, so nothing leaves your machine — matching why people self-host in the first place.
Seeing the shape of stored knowledge makes it easier to spot stale or wrong entries, which is the real memory issue: the agent recalling the wrong thing rather than forgetting.
It is a community project. It explores the canonical Hermes memory store; the agent still owns the write path.