Use a documented remote setup
The agent guide includes Hermes MCP configuration, browser sign-in, and connection tests. Use the example that matches your OAuth or token workflow.
Hermes Agent integration
Connect Nous Research’s Hermes Agent to the notes you can also browse and edit in Docblock. Use remote MCP for source retrieval and choose a deliberate boundary for any changes it makes.
The agent guide includes Hermes MCP configuration, browser sign-in, and connection tests. Use the example that matches your OAuth or token workflow.
Ask Hermes to list accessible workspaces and read a familiar note. Then use focused retrieval for a project question rather than loading every note.
With the right access, Hermes can append a daily entry or propose a note update. The result remains available to people and other authorized clients.
FROM IDEA TO USEFUL CONTEXT
Use the Hermes entry from the guide with the Docblock server URL.
Complete browser sign-in or set a scoped token, then use the documented login and discovery test.
Start a fresh Hermes session or reload MCP, then confirm it can read a note you recognize.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Yes. The guide includes a token configuration for gateways and other setups that use a Docblock authorization header.
After changing MCP configuration, use the documented reload command or start a fresh session so the updated tools are available.
KEEP EXPLORING
AI agent memory
Give supported AI agents a shared Docblock memory over MCP, with searchable Markdown notes, daily appends, source retrieval, access scopes, and review.
Explore Shared memory for AI agents over MCPDaily memory
Keep a daily Markdown journal in Docblock. Browse the calendar, capture progress, and let connected agents append to the same daily note.
Explore Daily notes and daily memoryClaude Desktop integration
Connect Claude Desktop or claude.ai to Docblock over MCP. Search shared notes, retrieve project context, and choose read, proposed, or direct note changes.
Explore Connect Claude Desktop to your notes with MCPA PLACE TO BUILD ON
Start with a note. Add structure, connect an agent, and keep the useful context together.