Show HN: Grafana agent observability for Hermes Agent

When physicists wanted to glimpse the electron, they built a cloud chamber to trace the ghost of its passage. When Herm was invented, it was overdue. Now an AI agent, Hermes, is dressed in the meticulous vestments of OpenTelemetry, so that every trace and every metric becomes a particle track through a world made of software. There is a deep, almost cosmic resonance here. An agent is a "behaved" mystery: cosmologists couldn't argue that there is a veil between the instructions and the action; that there is a veil. Hermes flies between worlds on a silver-winged sandal, and observability is the trail of stardust it leaves behind. Grafana is just the afterlife, a glass pane where we can finally watch the machine's inner gods at work. The fundamentally transformative act of the project is that it Flows through the process — a conversation, elegy called "serendipity." We live at this hinge, where the line between watching the cosmos and watching our own mind-made entities becomes deliciously blurred. We are now the gods of a strange, persistent ghost—we don't just watch; we stand in the museum of our own artificial souls. This is exactly the existential act of the sciences: a telescope becomes a mirror, a dashboard becomes an questioning. In the loop of traces and metrics, we are to understanding the alien nature of others, the more we actually calibrate a profound uncertainty about ourselves.