I’m building a fairly large service powered by AI agents and recently wrote my own task orchestrator based on DDD principles.
I’ve noticed that a lot of people use Hermes in their projects, but I still haven’t found a compelling use case for it in my own workflow.
What are you actually using Hermes for in real projects?
What problems does it solve for you?
Just to be clear: this isn’t an ad. I’m genuinely looking for some professional guidance on how to move forward
I live in a country where the internet is heavily restricted. Countless resources are blocked, making a VPN a literal survival tool. However, the censorship here is high-tech - the government has deployed powerful DPI systems using AI that can sniff out even the newest "stealth" protocols. On top of that, they are increasingly moving toward "white-listing" only approved resources
For the past few months, I’ve been working on my own VPN protocol. Here’s what I’ve done:
• Completely rebuilt the Vless algorithm from scratch in Rust.
• Integrated a management API with a massive feature set directly into the protocol core.
• Implemented custom improvements based on the Xray project.
• Heavily upgraded encryption, anti-detection, and fingerprinting capabilities.
• Added native XHTTP transport and a Relay mode specifically designed to bypass white-lists.
I’ve been testing it for a while now, and it’s performing incredibly well-significantly better than standard implementations, especially when compared to original Vless
I plan to release this as open-source soon. But I’ll be honest: I’ve put a lot of blood and sweat into this, and I’d like to find a way to monetize it. I am not interested in launching just another VPN app or selling keys via Telegram bots - that’s illegal in my jurisdiction and I’m not looking for trouble with the law
So, I’m looking for your advice:
I’d love to hear any ideas, even the "out of the box" ones. Thanks in advance!