CapabilitiesBuilt-in agents
One-click Hermes
Hermes Agent can be set up without a terminal.
Short answer: 1 of 16 providers offer it fully: Agent 37. With a catch: Boat and E2B. Checked 29 October 2026.
Who offers it
Part of Built-in agents, which explains why it matters.
Fully: Agent 37. With a catch: Boat and E2B. Not at all: Blaxel, boxd, Cloudflare Sandbox, Daytona, InstaBox, Lizard, Modal, Morph, Runtime, Sandboxer, Sprites, Tensorlake and Vercel Sandbox.
A Personal plan with Hermes pre-installed, live in one click, plus an `agent37-hermes` template.
pricing-page “Run OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Grok around the clock. Yours is live in one click.” Source
- BoatWith a catch
The catch: Hermes is already installed on every machine, but you still need a terminal command to start it and prompt it.
docs-confirmed “Hermes Agent by Nous Research. Browser tools are not pre-installed” Source
- E2BWith a catch
The catch: A prebuilt template is ready, but you still create the sandbox with a command and pay by usage.
docs-confirmed “E2B provides a pre-built `hermes` template with the Hermes CLI and bundled skills already installed.” Source
- BlaxelNo
Note: No Hermes template or guide is published; you would install it yourself.
inferred “Deploy and run OpenClaw, an open-source coding agent harness, inside a Blaxel sandbox” Source
- boxdNo
Note: No Hermes template, harness or guide is documented.
inferred “Every boxd machine ships with three coding agents” Source
Note: No Hermes template; you would install it in your own Dockerfile.
inferred “Run the agent in a Linux sandbox so its commands stay inside a” Source
- DaytonaNo
Note: Daytona documents OpenClaw but not Hermes, so there is no one-click route.
inferred “OpenClaw comes preinstalled in the default Daytona snapshot” Source
- InstaBoxNo
Note: No Hermes template, guide or one-click route is documented.
inferred “Claude Code, Codex” Source
- LizardNo
Note: The deploy catalog has no Hermes template; only a manual install in a sandbox.
inferred “OpenClaw is a self-hosted, MIT-licensed personal AI assistant and agent gateway” Source
- ModalNo
Note: Hermes lists Modal as a terminal backend, not as a one-click host.
inferred “Sandboxes are useful for tasks like executing code generated by an LLM” Source
- MorphNo
Note: No Hermes template or guide is published.
inferred “Create a devbox from a template (or a snapshot)” Source
- RuntimeNo
Note: No Hermes template or guide is published.
inferred “One API, one CLI, one MCP server and SDKs for JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby and Java cover every Runtime product.” Source
Note: Its six harnesses do not include Hermes, and there is no template.
inferred “installed in every sandbox.” Source
- SpritesNo
Note: Hermes is named on the marketing page, but there is no template or guided route.
inferred “Hermes, Pi, OpenClaw… whatever your flavour” Source
Note: No Hermes template or guide is published.
inferred “The managed tensorlake/* images” Source
Note: A Hermes guide exists, but you follow terminal steps; nothing is one click.
inferred “Its Vercel Sandbox terminal backend runs every command the agent executes inside an isolated” Source
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