Hermes grows with you. Laze lets your team grow with it.
A self-improving agent is great for one person; Laze gives the whole team agents, keys and approvals in one place.
Hermesvs
| Question | Hermes | Laze |
|---|---|---|
| Where agents run | Wherever you host it | Your team's shared computer |
| Which agents | Hermes, on any model | Any agent, any vendor |
| Who it serves | One person | The whole team |
| Works 24/7 | Yes, when hosted | Yes, for the team |
| Passwords and keys | Kept on the host | Locked in one vault |
| Approvals | Smart, manual or off | Owner approves on phone |
| Price | Free, hosting optional | Free solo, team from $20 |
Where Hermes is great
- Learns new skills itself
- Free and open source
- Runs almost anywhere
Where Laze is different
- Shared rules for every agent
- Several people, one agent
- Keys in a vault
Questions people ask
Is Laze a Hermes alternative?
For a team, yes. Hermes learns one person; Laze keeps shared rules every agent follows.
Can several people use one agent?
Yes. The agent knows who asked, so it uses the right person's accounts.
What does Laze cost?
Free for one person. Team starts at $20 a month for two people.