Raw chat history
Shows what was said, mixed with repetition, abandoned routes, and tool noise.
For Hermes Agent
See how the work actually moved forward.
My Journal turns conversations you explicitly approve into validated daily Markdown. It records decisions, changes, verification, blockers, corrections, and open work without turning the whole journal into agent memory.
No analytics. No trackers. The synthetic demo reads no user conversations, configuration, credentials, model, or network service.
The difference
Progression history, not another chat dump.
Agent memory
Keeps compact durable facts useful in future conversations.
My Journal
Shows what changed over time, what passed verification, and what remains unfinished.
One readable record
Built for projects that last longer than one conversation.
Decisions
The direction chosen and why it changed.
Changes
The implementation, documents, or operations that moved.
Verification
The evidence that supports a completed claim.
Open work
The blockers and next threads still worth attention.
Privacy boundary
You choose the scope before collection.
- Collection is disabled until explicitly enabled.
- Profiles and platforms use explicit allowlists.
- Credentials are redacted and common personal information can be masked.
- Generation uses a restricted Journal toolset.
- Canonical entries remain portable Markdown that you own.
About the creator
Built from curiosity in Las Vegas.
Jaden Gibson grew up in Las Vegas, a city whose constant reinvention helped shape his curiosity about how systems work. He immersed himself in coding out of genuine interest and learned by building practical tools that connect artificial intelligence, personal knowledge, and the devices people use every day.
His current work includes My Journal for Hermes and the Hermes Mobile Control Center. Both projects reflect a focus on useful software, user ownership, privacy, access across devices, and open collaboration.
Start safely
Experience the result before approving private data.
python3 scripts/demo.py --ephemeralThe demonstration uses embedded synthetic conversations, prints one representative entry, and removes its temporary files before exiting.