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Hermes (Nous Research)

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RESEARCH · 1 SOURCE · Hugging Face

IBM's CUGA harness improves AppWorld consistency with GLM-5.3-flash versus Hermes and Deep Agents

Researchers ran the same open-weight model (GLM-5.3-flash) across three agent harnesses—IBM's CUGA, Hermes (Nous Research), and LangChain's Deep Agents—on 90 AppWorld tasks; task completion varied from about 30% to 81% depending on the harness, and scenario-level consistency (SGC) favored CUGA (20 scenarios) over Hermes (8) and Deep Agents (2). CUGA is open-source, built for enterprise deployment (including sovereign and air-gapped environments), and adds a runtime policy layer (described in the authors' ACM CAIS 2026 paper) that enforces approvals and tool guards rather than relying on prompts; the authors note limits: one benchmark, non-identical setups, and no policy-enabled runs in the 90-task comparison.

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COMPANIES · 1 SOURCE · WIRED AI

WIRED tests six always-on AI agents — Muse, Dots, Instinct, Claude Duet, Gemini Spark, Grok Bot

A WIRED reporter spent a day running five tests across six always-on AI agents (Meta’s Muse; OpenAI’s Dots; Instinct; Anthropic’s Claude Duet; Google’s Gemini Spark; and xAI’s Grok Bot) to compare proactivity, instruction-following, and browsing abilities. The piece notes pricing and access differences (Muse free; Instinct free/invite; Dots $100/month inside ChatGPT; Gemini Spark $20/month; Claude Duet $20/month; Grok Bot $30/month), reports improvements over last year, and highlights privacy and trust concerns from connecting agents to personal data.

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