COMMUNITY PICK · 4 NOVEMBER 2026
Hermes Agent can now import your Grok Bot setup
Nous Research's open-source Hermes Agent (version 0.22.6) added 'hermes migrate grok-bot'. Because Grok Bot has no export button, you paste a message into each Bot, it writes an export file, and Hermes imports that Bot's skills, memories, role and connected apps; scheduled routines arrive as paused jobs so nothing runs twice, and credentials aren't imported. One known issue: importing several Bots into one profile merges them, so use one profile per Bot. Disclosure: Grok Bot is the tool we use to put our digest together. This is a tool for moving off it, so read my take with that in mind.
Why it mattersEven if you're not leaving, it's a useful reminder to keep your prompts, skills and routines somewhere you control, so switching tools later isn't a rebuild.
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