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Open-Source Updates

This week, the development of MoMei Blog continues to progress steadily.

You can try it out on the Demo site: https://demo.momei.app/

• You can log in using the demo admin account with the email admin@example.com and password momei123456.

Or register on the official website: https://momei.app/

You can also visit the documentation site to learn about the project’s overall plan and future roadmap: https://docs.momei.app/

You can now join the waitlist at the bottom of the Benefits page. When the enhanced package is ready, you will be notified via email and other means as soon as possible.

MoMei Blog has officially released version 1.20.0. Below are some screenshots of the new pages and features.

The backend “Friendship Links” management now includes a “Display RSS Feed” option, allowing you to view the RSS updates of your friends’ links more intuitively.

Additionally, documentation and configuration examples for integrating self-hosted Umami analytics have been added, along with optimizations to the AI visual prompt generation logic and other improvements.

For more features and pages, you can visit the official website or check out screenshots in previous blog posts.

We welcome all users to try it out and share their feedback and suggestions.

Moving forward, development will continue according to the roadmap and backlog—stay tuned for updates.

Of course, the Momei Blog still has many details to refine, and some features are not yet complete. If you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to submit them via the project’s GitHub issues.

If you’re also interested in the Momei Blog, you’re welcome to participate in development and testing.

Hermes Agent: A Safer, Self-Learning AI Assistant Compared to OpenClaw

Recently, I looked into Hermes Agent and found that it’s indeed more user-friendly and secure than OpenClaw.

Here’s the conclusion upfront: After OpenClaw was exposed to multiple critical vulnerabilities in succession, even though I had previously tested it, I no longer trusted it. As a result, I needed an alternative in the same category.

After some research, I chose Hermes Agent as the new AI assistant.

As an open-source project, it’s essential to examine its foundational data. Hermes Agent’s metrics are quite impressive—arguably second only to OpenClaw.

Note: Star/Fork data was collected in June 2026, and the exact numbers may vary due to rapid project changes.

However, from a comprehensive perspective, OpenClaw has several red flags, such as security vulnerabilities and supply chain risks, which are so severe that they are almost unacceptable.

So let’s proceed with another architecture comparison below.

In summary, while OpenClaw, as a pioneer, once held a significant advantage, repeated vulnerabilities and disruptive updates have greatly eroded user trust. Meanwhile, Hermes Agent has shown strong momentum in catching up.

After some experimentation, I successfully deployed Hermes Agent, again choosing Feishu as the communication channel. For the AI model, I opted for deepseek-v4-pro, which offers good cost-performance.

Here are a few handy tips:

1. Hermes Agent supports scheduled tasks. To enhance its autonomous learning capability, you can configure it to automatically scan the past 24 hours of conversations every midnight, extract reusable knowledge, and write it to Memory—saving the effort of manual reminders.

2. Hermes Agent allows separate configuration for vision models. In the auxiliary.vision.model field, I set qwen3.7-plus, addressing deepseek-v4-pro’s lack of multimodal support. Now, even if you send images to Hermes Agent, it can recognize and respond seamlessly.

Additionally, when AI-generated results are lengthy, you can request it to generate a file and send it to you.  

Using markdown or docx formats are good options, as they can prevent unsupported markdown formatting characters from appearing in messages.  

![image-20260614220405355](https://oss.cmyr.dev/images/20260614220405504.png)  

More details about Hermes Agent will be covered in future articles—stay tuned.  

## GitHub Release  

### momei  

#### [v1.20.0](https://github.com/CaoMeiYouRen/momei/releases/tag/v1.20.0) - 2026-06-13 21:04:18  
**Summary**:  
- **Code Refactoring**: Refactored AI vision and TTS logic; optimized API caching and cleaned unused endpoints; unified date formatting functions; advanced ESLint type governance (reducing `as any`, merging type definitions); standardized calendar/marketing page routing; reused API schema templates; consolidated settings model and Umami configuration logic; improved readability score calculation.  
- **New Features**: Added support for self-hosted Umami analytics; introduced API query parameter utility functions; implemented AI scoring generation and status prompts; launched a friend link RSS aggregation feature; added a "Show RSS Feed" toggle in backend friend link management; covered Zod schema validation for 3 API endpoints; included user IDs in AI requests and translation functions; supplemented Umami configuration documentation and examples.  
- **Performance Optimizations**: Phase 44 CWV optimizations (Logo preloading + CSS `@import` flattening); reduced PostgreSQL network transfer (removed `author.email` from public listings and unnecessary fields from details).  
- **Bug Fixes**: Limited maximum character count for AI image prompts; optimized date formatting functions; synchronized dependency lock files; updated marketing email templates; fixed ESM imports, rate limits, and empty result caching for friend link RSS feeds; completed missing i18n translations; cleared all lint warnings; added repush functionality and tests for posts; included `showRssFeed` field in `friendLinkSchema`; fixed test lint and type-checking issues.  

## Latest GitHub Starred Repos

- [CaoMeiYouRen starred CopilotKit](https://github.com/CopilotKit/CopilotKit) - 2026-06-13 15:36:40  
  A frontend tech stack project for agents and generative UI, supporting React, Angular, mobile, Slack, and more. It is the creator of the AG-UI protocol, primarily developed in TypeScript, and has 35,064 stars on GitHub.  

- [CaoMeiYouRen starred github-mcp-server](https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server) - 2026-06-11 14:46:45  
  GitHub's official MCP server, mainly developed in Go, with 30,658 stars on GitHub.  

- [CaoMeiYouRen starred Proma](https://github.com/proma-ai/Proma) - 2026-06-10 16:37:15  
  An open-source practice based on the Claude Agent SDK, aiming to provide the smoothest general Agent experience for professional users, currently advancing to the proactive Agent stage. The product natively supports Feishu group chat integration and can flexibly connect to any large model provider. Primarily written in TypeScript, it has 1,265 stars.  

- [CaoMeiYouRen starred deepseek-vision](https://github.com/ErlichLiu/deepseek-vision) - 2026-06-10 16:36:53  
  A proxy service providing visual understanding, web search, and Anthropic/OpenAI-compatible interfaces for the DeepSeek v4 series. Mainly developed in Python, it has 61 stars.  

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- [Tech Enthusiast Weekly (Issue 400): The rsync Debate](http://www.ruanyifeng.com/blog/2026/06/weekly-issue-400.html) - 2026-06-12 07:26:08  

### A Cat's Blog

- [Catfish Weekly vol. 098: Journey to Western Sichuan](https://ameow.xyz/archives/weekly-099) - 2026-06-14 18:19:35  

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