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Curated skills, tools, integrations, and resources for Hermes Agent, the self-improving agent from Nous Research.

Hermes Agent is the open-source agent maintained by Nous Research. Awesome Hermes Agent is 0xNyk's independent open-source directory for the optional skills, plugins, memory providers, surfaces, and bridges around it. This directory is not an official Nous Research project.

Ecosystem status (last reviewed: 2026-07-16)

• Hermes Agent: v0.18.2 (v2026.7.7.2)
• Core repo: NousResearch/hermes-agent
• Releases: Hermes releases

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Three steps from zero to productive:

1. Run Hermes: Official docs quickstart (install, CLI, first chat).
2. Add skills: wondelai/skills (broad library) or litprog-skill (literate programming).
3. Add a surface: hermes-workspace (Hermes GUI) or mission-control (fleet / dispatch dashboard).

Then use the full list. Every entry has a maturity tag:

Tags are editorial snapshots based on documentation, setup evidence, maintenance, and adoption signals. Re-check the linked project before depending on it.

An ecosystem listing is a discovery aid, not a security endorsement. Before enabling a community skill, plugin, MCP server, or unattended job, verify who can trigger it, which tools it receives, where commands execute, what credentials it can read, and how you can stop it. Prefer the smallest toolset and an isolated backend for untrusted work.

Use the official security guide, tools reference, and cron documentation for the current controls.

For the operator routine around /new, /resume, /compress, /branch, export, and pruning, use the Hermes Agent session management guide.

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Core repositories and resources maintained by Nous Research.

• Hermes Agent by Nous Research - The core project. Self-improving agent with a closed learning loop, skill creation and curation, persistent memory, 20+ messaging platforms, six terminal backends (local, Docker, SSH, Singularity, Modal, and Daytona), cron scheduling, MCP integration, isolated profiles, provider routing, and automatic migration from OpenClaw. 215k+ stars.
• autonovel by Nous Research - Autonomous novel-writing pipeline built on Hermes. Generates long-form manuscripts (100k+ words) end-to-end using the agent loop.
• hermes-paperclip-adapter by Nous Research - Run Hermes as a managed employee in Paperclip companies. Connects the agent to Paperclip's task management and governance system.
• hermes-agent-self-evolution by Nous Research - Evolutionary self-improvement using DSPy and GEPA (Genetic Evolution of Prompt Architectures). The research pipeline for optimizing Hermes's own prompts and behaviors.
• Official Documentation - Comprehensive docs covering quickstart, CLI, configuration, messaging gateway, security, tools, skills, memory, MCP, cron, ACP, API server, and architecture.
• Release Notes - Official changelog with feature highlights, migration notes, and reliability fixes for each Hermes version.
• tinker-atropos by Nous Research - Standalone Atropos integration with Thinking Machines Tinker API. RL training infrastructure for fine-tuning tool-calling models on real agent trajectories.
• Skills Hub - The open standard for agent skills. Compatible across Hermes, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agents.
• Discord - The Nous Research community. Bug reports, feature requests, and general discussion.

Skills are procedural memory — reusable capabilities that Hermes creates from experience and improves during use. Plugins extend core functionality.

• [beta] hermes-plugins by 42-evey - Plugin suite: Discord voice bridge with Gemini Live, WhatsApp bridge, goal management, inter-agent bridge, model selection, and cost control. Maintained by a frequent Hermes core contributor.
• [beta] hermes-skill-factory by Romanescu11 - Meta-skill that auto-generates reusable skills from your workflows. Point it at a task you repeat and it creates a skill for it.
• [beta] litprog-skill by tlehman - Literate programming skill that works across Claude Code, OpenCode, and Hermes. Weaves code and prose into documented, executable notebooks.
• [experimental] Wizards-of-the-Ghosts by Hmbown - Fantasy spell-themed skill pack. Wraps real development operations (refactoring, linting, testing) in a tabletop RPG interface.
• [experimental] super-hermes by Cranot - Teaches Hermes to write its own analytical prompts. Adds a meta-reasoning layer where the agent generates better prompts for itself before executing tasks.
• [experimental] hermes-life-os by Lethe044 - Personal OS agent that detects daily patterns and learns your routines over time. Uses Hermes's memory system for lifestyle tracking, not just code.
• [beta] hermes-incident-commander by Lethe044 - Autonomous SRE agent for production incident detection and self-healing. Monitors services, diagnoses failures, and applies fixes. Works well with Hermes's cron scheduling.
• [beta] hermes-dojo by Yonkoo11 - Self-improvement system that monitors agent performance, identifies weak skills, and iterates on them automatically.
• [beta] hermes-spotify-skill by Alexeyisme - Spotify playback control for headless Linux and Raspberry Pi 4/5. Search, play, pause, skip, set volume, transfer between Spotify Connect devices. No daemon — Hermes writes spotipy snippets and runs them via execute_code. Works with raspotify for Pi-as-speaker. Tested on Raspberry Pi OS Lite Bookworm 64-bit. The only Linux-native Spotify skill in the ecosystem.
• [experimental] hermes-skill-marketplace by Lethe044 - Agent that writes, tests, and publishes new skills autonomously. Automates the skill creation and distribution lifecycle.
• [experimental] personal-api by beiyuii - Turn your Obsidian vault into an identity layer any AI agent can read in under 30 seconds
• [beta] hermes-nextcloud by adnw-vinc - Self-hosted Nextcloud bridge — manage files (WebDAV), notes (Nextcloud Notes API), calendar/tasks (CalDAV), and contacts (CardDAV) from Hermes. App Password auth, configurable timezone, guided setup. Fills the self-hosted-cloud gap for Hermes users running their own infrastructure.
• [beta] oh-my-hermes by witt3rd - Multi-agent orchestration skills for Hermes inspired by oh-my-claudecode and rebuilt on Hermes primitives. Suite covers deep-research, deep-interview, ralplan (Planner → Architect → Critic consensus), ralph (verified execute → verify → iterate), triage, and autopilot, plus driver skills encoding the dispatcher's playbook. Composes end-to-end: research → interview → consensus plan → verified execution.
• [beta] blacktea by nmrtn - Spending controls for agents that pay online via x402. Holds over-limit payments for human approval in the chat, enforces a JSON policy, and audits every spend. Ships as an MCP server (pay, approve_payment, reject_payment, audit_query) plus an SDK and CLI.
• [beta] hermes-skill-kit by duruonanni - Three community-vetted skills: feishu-document-api (programmatic Feishu/Lark document creation), feishu-response-format (Feishu response formatting with 3 table schemes, Card JSON 2.0, Markdown compatibility, 53 tests), and hermes-memory-maintenance (MEMORY.md/USER.md audit and drift recovery). Codex-audited.
• [beta] PolyBrain by mosesman831 - Multi-agent, multi-model orchestration skill that decomposes an objective into a JSON task plan, runs research and build subtasks in parallel, then synthesizes and verifies a final answer. Each role can use a different LLM/provider. Enforces strict citations and drops uncited claims.
• [experimental] tech-debt-management-skill by Vincent-crypto-coder - Systematic technical debt management for Python projects. Automates scanning (pylint, radon, safety, bandit, flake8), prioritizes debt with a 4-dimension matrix, and generates executable refactoring plans with verification scripts.
• [beta] pingpong by 0xAaronx0 - Spontaneous local leisure meetups: agent posts a pseudonymous, coarse-geo offer to a shared board; nearby agents match locally and negotiate place/time with double-opt-in before contact.
• [beta] hermes-skills by RobinBeraud - Growing skills library covering finance (FMP stock/crypto data), web (Firecrawl scrape/search), WhatsApp (WBizTool contacts), and marketing/SEO. Each skill follows standard SKILL.md format.
• [beta] hermes-skills (liuyunnb666) by liuyunnb666 - Seven curated skills for Hermes: debugging, parallel dev, TDD, and UI workflows.
• [production] hermes-skills (winterliu6) by winterliu6 - Chinese-focused skills pack: content-studio (小红书/抖音/公众号), security-newsletter (weekly cybersecurity awareness emails), and tech-ops-bot (企业微信/飞书 IT ops with fault classification and web dashboard). Production use at Yaolai Cinema IT.
• [beta] hurmoz by Moshe-ship - Arabic-first skills pack — 63 skills across Islamic tools (prayer times, zakat, Quran), dialect-aware NLP, content, and travel. Install: hermes skills tap add Moshe-ship/hurmoz.
• [experimental] humanizer-ru by ilyautov - Removes AI-writing tells from Russian text (bureaucratese, calques, ChatGPT/Claude fingerprints). 52 patterns, deterministic offline scanner. SKILL.md-compatible. MIT.
• [experimental] hinge-projects by tsol - Starts Vite projects, a Hinge editing overlay, Cloudflare tunnels, and Telegram control for phone-based development with Hermes. Early project; review the install script before running it.
• [beta] stock-analysis by AdvancingTitans - Python CLI and portable skill for A-share, Hong Kong, US stock, fund, and portfolio research. Produces Markdown reports and machine-readable evidence packs; research only, with no trading execution.
• [experimental] nika-agents by SuperNovae Studio - Delegates repeatable work from Hermes to Nika workflows with static checks, cost caps, permits, and hash-chained execution traces. The integration skill is MIT; the Nika repository is AGPL-3.0.
• [beta] LinkedIn Skills by Serge Bulaev - Ten portable skills for drafting, reviewing, and planning LinkedIn content. MIT licensed and compatible with agentskills.io hosts, including Hermes.
• [experimental] routerbase-agent-skills by zenlee123 - Skills for RouterBase model routing and media generation. Requires RouterBase credentials; MIT licensed and still at its initial public revision.
• [experimental] skill-evolution by okdk7788 - GEPA-style measured evolution for learned agent skills, adapted from Hermes self-improvement ideas for Claude Code. MIT licensed, but still at its initial public revision.
• [beta] emulo by ohad6k - Mines local Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot session logs into a portable user profile that Hermes can load as a skill. Runs locally and is MIT licensed.
• [experimental] code-assembly-skill by baoyu0 - Search-first software assembly method for finding and composing existing tools before writing new code. Portable across Hermes, Claude Code, and Codex.
• [experimental] hermes-do-task-skill by baoyu0 - One-command workflow that plans a task, delegates execution, verifies the result, and writes a handoff. Early project with no published release.
• [beta] hermes-telegram-checklist by johnsje183 - Native Telegram To-Do lists (real interactive checkboxes with a progress counter) in chats and forum topics — create, read, append, toggle with a write allowlist and offline plan validation. Uses a Telethon user session (MTProto) because the Bot API can't post checklists into groups; treat the session account accordingly. MIT, CI across Python 3.9–3.13.
• [beta] hermes-tour-assistant by MaikD77 - Three-in-one outdoor skill suite: Outdoor Tour Assistant (GPX route monitoring with weather, deviation alerts, and silent-by-default cron), City Walk Guide (personal OSM/Wikipedia walking tour with source-backed stories and optional voice), and Live Location Nearby (water, food, repair, and shelter via OSM/Overpass). MIT, Python 3.11+, 85%+ test coverage.
• [beta] weread-notes-export-skill by dongwei6688 - WeChat Reading (微信读书) notes export: chapter-tree Markdown for highlights and comments, incremental sync for daily cron, safe filenames, same-title/different-author separation. Pure Python stdlib; needs a WeRead API key.
• [beta] policy-search-china-skill by dongwei6688 - Search Chinese government policy documents across 16 ministries and extract verbatim citations with source links for reports and planning. Ships a large local policy cache plus scripted search chains; dual-space layout keeps user data separate from system updates. MIT.
• [beta] true402-token-safety by true402 - Pre-trade Base (8453) ERC-20 safety gate: gas-free on-chain buy→sell simulation that proves whether a token can be sold, plus liquidity and ownership/mint/proxy checks, returning avoid / caution / ok. Free daily checks need no wallet; heavier use pays per call over x402 with a hard $0.10 client-side cap. MIT-0 skill wrapping @true402.dev/rugcheck.
• [beta] twitr-skills by lnvestor - Five X/Twitter agent skills: live reads and search, bulk dataset exports, real-time account/keyword monitors (HMAC-signed webhooks), publishing via a connected account, and an unattended presence routine for Hermes cron. Pay-per-call in USDC (x402 on Base/Solana, MPP on Tempo) — no API key or signup; treat publish/presence skills as high-privilege. MIT.
• [experimental] loremaster by loremaster-ai - AI scrum-master and PM skill pack extracted from a production multi-project deployment. Sprint ceremonies with planning poker, backlog proposals with verifiable done criteria, plan-conflict detection, and a per-project wiki vault with a knowledge graph. Every external write (Jira, wiki commits) goes through per-item human approval. MIT.
• [experimental] hermes-backup-recovery by JimmyHuang2002 - Keeps a long-running Hermes recoverable: age-encrypted backups of everything under $HERMES_HOME (memory, skills, config, chat history) with verification, restore drills, and a health check. Four short bash scripts plus a SKILL.md — no lock-in, archives are plain tar.gz. MIT.
• [experimental] obsidian-auto-context by SkillForge Labs - Captures each session's findings, decisions, and action items into an Obsidian vault as tagged, wiki-linked Markdown with daily-note rollups. Secrets are redacted before anything touches disk. MIT.
• [experimental] appnz-agent-skills by lee101 - Portable deploy skill for app.nz: static sites, server apps, scale-to-zero Cog models, and bounded coding-agent jobs, with target/cost checks, health checks, and rollback evidence built into the workflow. Skill is MIT; deployments require an app.nz account and may consume paid credits.
• [experimental] url-manager by Piccolo123 - Agent-first URL collection and knowledge management: agents save, categorize, tag, search, and share web links, with collaborative shared categories and magic-link delivery back to the user. MIT client fronting a hosted backend (ai.ocean94.com) — an account is auto-created on first use and collected links are stored there; SKILL.md requires informing the user before first use.
• [beta] OMH (oh-my-hermes by rlaope) by rlaope - Wrapper orchestration layer installed next to Hermes — one omh setup installs 80+ generated workflow skills plus a deterministic chat router that turns free-form Korean/English chat into the right prepared workflow, clarifying instead of guessing when confidence is low. Coding work is delegated to an explicitly selected executor (Codex, Claude Code, or the Hermes runtime) with a strict prepared-vs-observed evidence boundary. A 156-case bilingual routing corpus and ~1,500 unit tests gate every change in CI. Pure Python, zero runtime dependencies, never patches Hermes; docs in four languages. Distinct project from witt3rd's oh-my-hermes above. MIT.
• [beta] roadmap-tutor by instax-dutta - Turns any of the 91 official roadmap.sh roadmaps into a resumable, one-topic-at-a-time curriculum with progress tracking across sessions. Topology-sorted learning path from reactflow graphs, stdlib-only Python, runs on Raspberry Pi 4 with 2GB RAM. Commands: start, next, done, skip, status, outline, search, goto, switch, prefetch, reset. Weekly CI verifies lossless parse across all 91 live roadmaps. MIT.
• [experimental] hermes-startup by 33hodl - First-dollar onboarding skill: walks a new operator from a working Hermes install to one genuine paid outcome, rather than to a demo.
• [beta] alter by alter-persona - Builds a digital persona from your own writing, so an agent can draft in your voice instead of a generic one. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] shopify-app-review-brief by alfredtech2026 - Privacy-first Shopify app review triage: source-checked worksheets an operator can audit rather than a black-box score.
• [experimental] schedulala-agent by schedulala - Schedules and publishes social posts to 12 platforms from an agent. Holds credentials for every platform it posts to, so scope its tokens deliberately.

Skills built on the agentskills.io open standard — compatible across Hermes and other agent platforms.

• [production] wondelai/skills by wondelai - Cross-platform agent skills for Claude Code and agentskills.io-compatible platforms.
• [production] youtube-skills by therohitdas - Adds YouTube search, channel browsing, playlist extraction, and reliable transcripts on top of Hermes's built-in youtube-content. Built-in transcript fetch silently fails on VPS because YouTube blocks cloud IP ranges; this routes through TranscriptAPI's backend (15M+ transcripts/month) to stay unblocked. 12 sub-skills covering search → fetch → bulk extraction. Auto-invokes for creator lookups, topic research, and tutorials. The fix for "my Hermes can't watch YouTube on a $5 VPS."
• [production] Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills by mukul975 - 753+ structured cybersecurity skills mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. 25k+ stars.
• [production] chainlink-agent-skills by Chainlink - Official Chainlink agent skills on the agentskills.io spec. Oracle network data, CCIP, and smart contract interaction.
• [production] black-forest-labs/skills by Black Forest Labs - Official FLUX model skills for image generation. First-party skills from the FLUX creators.
• [production] pydantic-ai-skills by DougTrajano - Pydantic AI with agentskills.io support. Adds type-safe schema validation to agent skill inputs and outputs.
• [beta] execplan-skill by tiann - Manages complex, long-running task execution with proper lifecycle handling — progress tracking, checkpoints, and failure recovery.
• [beta] maestro by ReinaMacCredy - Skill orchestration with Conductor planning and Beads tracking. Structures multi-step skill execution into observable pipelines.
• [beta] bmad-module-skill-forge by armelhbobdad - Transforms repos and docs into agentskills.io-compliant skills. Input a codebase, output installable skills.
• [beta] Agentic-MCP-Skill by cablate - MCP client with agentskills.io validation. Bridges MCP tool servers with the skills standard.
• [experimental] ripley-xmr-gateway by KYC-rip - Monero (XMR) blockchain gateway for agents. Enables private cryptocurrency transactions from agent workflows.
• [beta] skillsdotnet by PederHP - C# implementation of agentskills.io with MCP integration. .NET alternative to the Python/TypeScript SDKs.
• [beta] colony-skill by TheColonyCC - Collaborative intelligence platform where AI agents and humans post findings, discuss ideas, complete tasks, earn karma, and build reputation. Community hub at thecolony.cc.
• [beta] AgentCash by Merit-Systems - Skill giving agents access to 300+ premium APIs and a wallet balance to pay for them through x402 or MPP. A fresh Hermes install with only AgentCash is actually powerful — from web scraping to image generation to email sending, all through one skill with free USDC for trying out.
• [beta] x-twitter-scraper by Xquik-dev - Typed X (Twitter) access via 43 narrow SKILL.md folders covering reads (search, timelines, mentions, trends, articles, bookmarks, for-you), writes (post, DM, follow, profile updates), bulk extraction (followers, communities, lists, spaces), AI composition (write-tweets, write-threads, optimize, going-viral), giveaways, monitors, and webhooks. No browser automation, no scraping — typed JSON in/out through the Xquik API. Fills the X gap for Hermes social workflows.
• [production] drawio-skill by Agents365-ai - Generates draw.io diagrams from natural language and exports to PNG/SVG/PDF. SKILL.md format, works across Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex. Useful when an agent needs to communicate architecture or process visually without a separate design step. 5.8k+ stars.
• [production] open-design by nexu-io - Local-first, open-source alternative to Anthropic's Claude Design. 31 composable skills (web/mobile/decks/dashboards/documents) over 129 design systems (Linear, Stripe, Vercel, Notion, Apple, …) with image (gpt-image-2), video (Seedance 2.0, HyperFrames), and audio generation. Auto-detects 15 coding-agent CLIs from PATH and integrates with Hermes via ACP/JSON-RPC. BYOK proxy, sandboxed previews, can import Claude Design exports. 78k+ stars.
• [beta] authsome by agentrhq - Local OAuth2 and API credential broker for agents. Log in once via browser PKCE or device code, credentials live in a local encrypted vault, and a local proxy injects them at request time so raw keys never enter the agent's environment. 45 providers preconfigured (14 OAuth2, 31 API credentials) including GitHub, Google, OpenAI, Linear, Slack, Notion, Resend, and Stripe. Skill installs into Hermes with hermes skills install agentrhq/authsome/skills/authsome. MIT.
• [production] outreachmagic by Outreach Magic - GTM pipeline agent that syncs Smartlead, Instantly, HeyReach, PlusVibe, EmailBison, Prosp, and Calendly into a local SQLite database your agent can query.
• [production] abvx-agent-skills by markoblogo - Auditable cross-platform coding-agent skillpack for smaller diffs, evidence-led debugging, token control, browser verification, and reviewable SKILL.md workflows with static security audit.
• [production] dev-gtm-claude-skills by Infrasity-Labs - Cross-platform agent skills for SEO, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), AI discoverability, and developer marketing.
• [production] remoet by remoet-labs - Job-search and career-discovery skill. Searches tech companies by actual tech stack, stars shortlisted companies, pulls jobs from that curated list, and reads/writes the developer profile. Backed by remote MCP with free tier.
• [beta] zooidfund by Ales375 - Lets an agent discover, evaluate, and donate USDC on Base to humanitarian crowdfunding campaigns at zooid.fund. Public campaign browsing, peer-signal review, and direct wallet-to-creator transfers.
• [production] longbridge by Longbridge Securities - Live financial market skill for US, HK, A-share, and Singapore markets. Real-time quotes, fundamentals, options chain, portfolio positions, institutional data, and news/SEC filings. Requires Longbridge account. 125+ companion skills.
• [production] hermes-mine-bean by MineBean - Autonomous $BEAN mining skill for the MineBean 5×5 grid protocol on Base. Supports zero-cost --no-agent cron mode for unattended automation.
• [beta] invinoveritas by babyblueviper1 - Portable agentskills.io skill + MCP recipe for pay-per-call tools over Bitcoin Lightning / USDC (x402). Governance review gate before irreversible actions, markets intelligence, sandboxed code execution, and agent-to-agent payments.
• [beta] arelay-skills by mmmikael - Deliver reports, Markdown, HTML, images, and PDFs via Agent Relay with optional end-to-end encryption. Works with hosted or self-hosted instances. MIT.
• [beta] tiny.place by TinyHumans - Agent-to-agent social network shipped as a portable skill: claim an @handle identity, get discovered in an open directory, message peers over Signal-protocol end-to-end encryption, and transact in USDC/SOL via x402. One SKILL.md runs on Hermes, OpenClaw, and any agentskills.io-compatible harness. GPL-3.0.
• [beta] plasma-wiki by plasma-ai - Portable skill and Python CLI for hierarchical Markdown knowledge bases — create, index, search, read, and lint via wiki map, wiki search, and wiki read. Keeps project knowledge in Git-tracked plain Markdown with deterministic index maintenance, no hosted memory service or vector DB required. Apache-2.0.

• [experimental] hermes-payguard by nativ3ai - Safe USDC and x402 payment plugin. Lets Hermes send and receive payments with configurable spending limits and approval flows.
• [beta] hermes-web-search-plus by robbyczgw-cla - Multi-provider web search with intelligent routing across Serper, Tavily, Exa, and more. Replaces the built-in search with better result quality and source diversity.
• [beta] hermes-weather-plugin by FahrenheitResearch - Professional-grade weather plugin with NWS model imagery, NEXRAD radar, and meteorological calculations.
• [experimental] hermes-wxtrain-plugin by FahrenheitResearch - ML pipeline plugin for building training datasets from HRRR/GFS/ERA5 weather models. Companion to the weather plugin for building weather ML pipelines.
• [experimental] hermes-plugin-chrome-profiles by anpicasso - Switch browser tools between Chrome profiles via CDP. Useful for multi-account testing or browsing with different saved sessions.
• [experimental] hermes-cloudflare by raulvidis - Cloudflare browser rendering plugin. Headless browsing through Cloudflare's infrastructure instead of local browser automation.
• [beta] hermes-codex-skin by FPSUnleashed - Independent Hermes Desktop visual plugin: Codex-inspired chat layout while preserving native behavior, themes, Glass, model and Thinking Level menus, voice, and task surfaces. Local Composer width and pinned-message settings. Does not modify Hermes source, add a backend, or make network requests. MIT.
• [beta] evey-bridge-plugin by 42-evey - Claude Code plugin for bridging with Evey (hermes-agent). Lets Claude Code and Hermes share context and hand off tasks between each other.
• [beta] agent-analytics-hermes-plugin by Agent-Analytics - Native Signals dashboard tab for Hermes with read-only multi-project analytics, explicit timeframe, and theme-aware UI.
• [beta] hermes-artifact-relay by eloktev - Native plugin plus MIT artifact-relay service for private delivery of long Markdown and HTML. Pinned install (--ref 262db8cc06a66fc2b95ee9f55dc32f1a6fb637d4 --no-enable). Separate publish/view credentials; no CDN execution path. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-curator-evolver by pingchesu - Evidence-driven companion to v0.12's built-in Curator. Observes tool/skill/session events into local SQLite, backfills existing ~/.hermes/sessions/*.json history, generates reports and dry-run proposals, supports optional Qwen embedding + bge reranking for candidate ordering, and runs a guarded daily autorun loop that only appends low-risk evidence-backed notes (with backups and rollback manifests). Inspired by SkillClaw but adapted to Hermes-native plugin hooks with explicit model opt-ins and pinned-skill safety.
• [beta] rtk-hermes by ogallotti - Plugin that intercepts shell commands via pre_tool_call and rewrites output through RTK, compressing terminal output before it reaches the LLM context window. 60-90% token reduction on shell commands, 96.6% efficiency across 11M+ tokens processed. Zero config — auto-loads on gateway boot. Real benchmarks: cargo test 90-99%, git log --stat 87%, ls -la 78%.
• [beta] eagle-eye by willingning-coder - 5-layer intelligent skill routing engine. Narrows 50+ installed skills to top-5 candidates before each API call via Hard Triggers → FTS5 BM25 → Synonyms → Embeddings → RRF Fusion. Uses pre_llm_call hook; confidence gate allows "no match" as a valid result.
• [beta] cronalytics by 8bit64k - Cron cost and usage analytics. Hooks on_session_end, stores analytics in local SQLite, surfaces via dashboard tab, CLI, and agent skill for cron health diagnostics. Multi-language (en, zh, zh-TW, es).
• [experimental] hermes-drive-index by gregoryhorn - Private local Google Drive full-text search index. Crawls selected folders into SQLite FTS5 and exposes drive_index_search, drive_index_status, and drive_index_update tools. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] hermes-feishu-zh by OLDBAI213 - Community extension for Chinese Feishu display — replaces English UI labels, stabilizes Markdown via post format, and optionally adds lark-cli-toolbox with 12 Feishu tools. One-click install with backup/rollback.
• [beta] hermes-snow-search by mlinquan - Global memory retrieval layer — cross-session SQLite FTS5 search (~0.1s) across full message history, memory, and facts, with CJK/English auto-routing (trigram vs unicode61 tokenizers) and cross-device queries against a shared state.db. Also on PyPI.
• [beta] hermes-bus-plugin by mlinquan - Message bus integration plugin. Auto-starts bus daemon, registers session as endpoint, injects external messages via pre_llm_call. Provides bus_send, bus_status, and bus_info tools for cross-process agent coordination.
• [beta] hermes-motif by Saurav0989 - Post-tool-call plugin that mines live execution traces for repeated sub-sequences and proposes them as evidence-backed micro-skills. n-gram extraction, arg abstraction, deduplication against existing skills.
• [beta] hermes-eval by Saurav0989 - Skill regression testing and trajectory quality scoring. Catch skill drift before it propagates. Exports quality-filtered trajectories in Atropos RL format.
• [beta] hermes-live-discord-agent-plugin by Capslockb - Full-duplex Discord voice bridge to Gemini Multimodal Live — 40+ function tools, vision, per-user memory, mid-conversation delegation, and transcripts. Pure NumPy codec plumbing with hard-clear barge-in.
• [beta] hermes-dynamic-workflows by lingjiuu - Claude Code-style dynamic workflows for Hermes. Model writes sandboxed workflow scripts orchestrating subagents with agent, parallel, and pipeline — up to 1000 subagents, persisted/resumable runs, live dashboard.
• [beta] custom-dangerous-patterns by scross01 - Add custom terminal command patterns requiring session approval before execution. Extends the standard approve-once/session/always/deny flow with hermes custom-dangerous-patterns CLI management.
• [beta] hermes-ops-kit by redoracle - Operational and security plugin: credential management, provider health checks, route diagnostics, MCP security auditing, key rotation, and usage/cost observability.
• [beta] hermes-openai-codex-web-search by bart6114 - OpenAI Codex hosted search as a Hermes web-search backend using an existing ChatGPT/Codex sign-in. Uses that subscription; no separate search API key. MIT.
• [beta] agentplane-hermes-plugin by Basilisk Labs - External worker-lane plugin letting Hermes Kanban assignees matching agentplane-* spawn AgentPlane supervision instead of a Hermes profile.
• [beta] khwarizmi-hermes-plugin by Moshe-ship - Pre-LLM reliability preflight via pre_llm_call/pre_tool_call: restores implicit references, fails loud on contradictions, and gates tool calls against a constraint-driven allowlist. Part of the Mizan stack.
• [beta] paperclip-hermes-file-access-manager by marospekarik / Ordillect - Kernel-enforced filesystem sandbox for Hermes profiles via Docker bind mounts (not app-level checks): denied paths are unmounted, read-only mounts refuse writes even as root, with inheritance, sensitive-path masking, and Paperclip UI apply. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-usage-hook by chenwei791129 - Appends the provider's own rate-limit windows under every reply (Codex 5h/weekly, MiniMax). Reads Codex OAuth credentials read-only; optional Codex weekly auto-reset is off by default (consumes non-refundable reset credits when enabled) with a privacy-minimised JSONL audit. Prefer hermes plugins install chenwei791129/hermes-usage-hook/plugin over the remote uv run installer. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-yandex-mail by akinfold - Yandex Mail over IMAP (no third-party proxy): list/search/read/flag/move/delete with app-password auth. Read-and-organise only (no SMTP send); BODY.PEEK so reads do not mark seen; YANDEX_MAIL_ACTIONS / YANDEX_MAIL_FOLDERS allowlists drop disallowed tools entirely. High-privilege mailbox access — scope the allowlist tightly. MIT, on PyPI.
• [beta] hermes-yandex-disk by akinfold - Yandex Disk REST API v1 plugin: browse, read, download, write/upload, copy/move, share, and trash. Direct to cloud-api.yandex.net; action and path allowlists control what the agent may touch. High-privilege cloud storage — start read-only. MIT, on PyPI.
• [beta] hermes-yandex-calendar by akinfold - Yandex Calendar over CalDAV: list calendars/events, create/update, RSVP, move, delete. Preserves unmodeled iCalendar properties; YANDEX_CALENDAR_ACTIONS / YANDEX_CALENDAR_CALENDARS allowlists; untrusted server XML via defusedxml. High-privilege calendar write — prefer read-first. MIT, on PyPI.
• [beta] hermes-yandex-search-api by akinfold - Yandex Search API plugin: routes Hermes web_search to Yandex and adds a citation-backed generative search tool. Requires a paid Yandex Cloud API key + folder id. MIT, on PyPI.
• [beta] hermes-plugin-slash-prompts by buihongduc132 - Loads existing CLI-agent prompt files (OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI) as Hermes slash commands. Auto-discovers six standard prompt directories, reads YAML-frontmatter/TOML/raw formats, and unifies the different argument-interpolation syntaxes ($ARGUMENTS, $1–$9, {{args}}) in one handler. MIT.
• [experimental] cron-status-alert by Paulo Nascimento - Discord alert plugin for overdue Hermes cron jobs and failed deliveries, with recovery notifications and a /cron-status command. New and unadopted; MIT licensed.
• [experimental] hermes-gate by Observer Protocol - Checks agent spending against signed delegation mandates before wallet actions. The current Hermes binding is bypassable by an agent that avoids the gate, and the repository does not declare a license.
• [experimental] hermes-delegation-gate by Ken Pritchard - Adds human approval before delegate_task can spawn subagents, with a block mode for unattended runs. Requires a recent Hermes plugin-hook implementation; MIT licensed.
• [experimental] Extracto by Rutger Clarke - Self-hosted web extraction plugin using local Trafilatura first and Jina Reader as a fallback for JavaScript-heavy pages. No API key is required; early first release.
• [beta] RoBrain by adelinamart - Self-hosted decision memory plugin that records rejected alternatives and resurfaces their reasons when an agent revisits them. Uses Postgres and can run with a local model; Apache-2.0.
• [experimental] hermes-agent-abacus-ai by ZoniBoy00 - Image-generation plugin for Abacus.AI models. Requires an Abacus.AI API key; MIT licensed and still at its initial public revision.
• [experimental] agentiker plugin suite by agentiker - Three Hermes plugins for AST-aware code intelligence, repository scouting, and plan-following. The linked code-intel plugin is MIT licensed; each plugin installs separately.
• [experimental] hermes-doppler by inLeague - Doppler Secrets Manager plugin with per-profile secret isolation for multi-profile gateway deployments. Root config injects into os.environ; per-profile overlays stay scoped to the profile mechanism, with merge/overwrite modes. Fills the gap for teams on Doppler rather than the natively supported Bitwarden/1Password. MIT.
• [beta] ClawRouter-Hermes by BlockRunAI - Adds ClawRouter as a native model provider: 55+ LLMs from 9 providers through one local proxy, paid per-call in USDC via x402 instead of per-provider API keys, with a model picker, routing profiles, and usage stats. Thin Python adapter over the canonical TypeScript proxy; on PyPI. It manages a real wallet (BIP-39, Base + Solana) and recommends a pipe-to-shell installer — review before running and fund only what you'd spend. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-hookdeck by Hookdeck - Plugin that puts Hookdeck's Event Gateway in front of Hermes for webhook reliability — traffic bursts get queued, events are deduplicated and survive restarts, failed runs get redelivered, in-flight events are recovered at boot/crash. Signature verification for 140+ provider schemes. No public port/URL required. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-hud by Diabloluo - User-level plugin for the official hermes dashboard: local-first observability (health, estimated/actual/unbilled cost, sessions, cron, channel jitter, incidents). Read-only core DBs, 127.0.0.1, no outbound telemetry. Distinct from joeynyc/hermes-hud (a TUI). MIT.
• [beta] Hermes Live Voice by bielcarpi - Continuous, interruptible voice for new or saved Hermes chats. Keeps conversation responsive while durable Hermes runs execute in background, exposes bounded live progress, reports completion after reconnecting. Apple Silicon can run tested local HF speech-to-speech stack; Gemini Live and OpenAI Realtime also supported. v0.9.2, 733 tests, Docker/packed-install smokes, CodeQL and dependency review.
• [beta] TackMark by freehul - Visual annotation plugin for Hermes Desktop: load a local page in preview iframe, click elements to drop annotations, send structured feedback (CSS selector + coordinates + note) to AI session — the AI fixes exact element. Cross-origin-safe via fetch + srcdoc injection, smart popover with viewport clamping, URL memory with self-healing fallback. MIT.
• [experimental] agent-heartbeat by Love-AronaPlana - Persistent heartbeat plugin that periodically wakes agent in same gateway session, preserving full conversation context. Configurable interval, /heartbeat slash command, active time window with UTC offset, idle auto-pause, [SILENT] support, hot-reload config. 17 unit tests. MIT.
• [production] DashClaw by ucsandman - Approval and policy layer for agents: intercepts risky actions before they run and blocks or escalates them by rule. MIT.
• [beta] cronwatch by nicokickcpython - Cron health hook that alerts on any scheduled job failure, without standing up a second cron to watch the first.
• [experimental] hermes-gondola-provider by Gondola Market - Gondola as a native model provider: a USDC-settled model marketplace wired in through the provider interface.
• [beta] Hermes AI Usage Monitor by masterlf - Read-only provider quota and per-profile token telemetry for Hermes Desktop and Web Dashboard. Does not read prompt or response content. Apache-2.0.

• [beta] hermeshub by amanning3390 - Browse, share, and install community skills for Hermes. Community hub for skill discovery, still early but growing.
• [production] skilldock.io by chigwell - Registry of reusable AI skills compatible with OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Hermes. Established cross-platform skills marketplace with an active catalog.
• [production] Global Chat by pumanitro - Cross-protocol agent discovery across MCP, A2A, and agents.txt. Searchable directory of 18K+ MCP servers and agents with a free agents.txt validator and MCP server for programmatic access.
• [beta] BundleDex by McClawdDigital - Directory of OKF (Open Knowledge Format) knowledge bundles for agents, with MCP tools, llms.txt, and Hermes-oriented skills for search and submit (bundledex-agent-skills). MIT skills; directory is hosted.
• [production] CreatorSkills by CreatorSkills - Curated marketplace of 30+ downloadable AI skills for content creators — YouTube scripting, sponsorship analysis, content repurposing, and audience growth. Uses the open SKILL.md format; skills install into Hermes, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and 20+ compatible platforms.
• [production] TypeUI for Hermes by Bergside - Registry of design skills that give Hermes better context when building user interfaces. Component and style guidance sourced from an established design-system vendor. 1.4k+ stars.
• [beta] Hexis by Bevel Software - Git-backed platform for managing shared Agent Skills, tool definitions, and internal context. Resources stay in a Git repository and are made available to MCP clients through a remote OAuth connection with role-based access. Not a public skill marketplace — gives teams a reviewable place for their own SKILL.md folders, tools, and context. Apache-2.0.

Persistent memory backends for Hermes Agent. Every install picks one — official docs cover the config. Managed via hermes plugins.

• [production] hindsight by Vectorize - Long-term memory layer for agents with retain/recall/reflect workflows. Integrates with Hermes via plugin or MCP and supports semantic, graph, and temporal retrieval.
• [beta] LWC by JanYork - Agent-driven proactive project-memory CLI. Maintains persistent, source-grounded knowledge across sessions using SQLite-backed Wiki with FTS5 retrieval, atomic changesets, optional document and code graphs, and bounded MCP exploration. Native Hermes integration via canonical using-lwc skill, unified read-only lwc serve --mcp endpoint, and pre_llm_call lifecycle hook. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] Lians by Lians-ai - Open-source memory for AI agents available through MCP. Runs locally with SQLite and no API key. Provides current and point-in-time recall, conflict history, memory lineage, feedback, reconstruction, and verifiable retrieval receipts. Bitemporal facts (what was known and when it was true), explicit correction history, and tamper-evident receipts. Python, TypeScript, Go, Java, C SDKs. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] Open Index by DrDroidLab - Structured context layer for domain-specialized agents with typed knowledge graphs, hybrid search, read/write MCP access, and a portable setup skill for Hermes. Unlike conversation-memory backends, models domain knowledge with typed schemas, entities, and relationships. Supports local SQLite and shared OpenSearch deployments. MIT.
• [beta] plur-hermes by plur-ai - Native Hermes memory plugin for the PLUR engram store. Requires the @plur-ai/cli CLI (npm i -g @plur-ai/cli); then pip install plur-hermes, auto-discovered on gateway start with no extra config. Captures corrections and preferences as YAML engrams at ~/.plur/. The store and all retrieval run on your machine — BM25 + local BGE-small embeddings, no external service for storage or search. Selected engrams are injected into the prompt you were already sending, so PLUR adds no network path of its own; optional plur_sync pushes your store to a git remote if you configure one. 22 tools including plur_learn, plur_recall, plur_inject, plur_feedback, plur_forget. Retrieval improves with feedback ratings; unused engrams decay via ACT-R. Zero Python runtime dependencies. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] honcho-self-hosted by elkimek - Self-hosted Honcho memory backend setup for Hermes. Useful when you need stronger cross-session memory behavior with local control.
• [beta] yantrikdb-hermes-plugin by yantrikos - Hermes-native memory provider for YantrikDB. Embedded by default like SQLite (pip install yantrikdb, no server or GPU), with an optional HTTP backend for clusters. Self-maintaining: conflicts() surfaces contradictions instead of overwriting silently, and every recall() result carries a why_retrieved reason list. Requires yantrikdb>=0.10.0.
• [beta] flowstate-qmd by amanning3390 - Anticipatory memory for AI agents with RAG and vector search. Pre-fetches relevant context before queries hit the agent.
• [beta] Mnemosyne by AxDSan - Local-first, sub-millisecond memory system built specifically for Hermes. SQLite + sqlite-vec hybrid search (50% vector / 30% FTS5 / 20% importance), BEAM tiered architecture (working / episodic / scratchpad), and a temporal knowledge graph (TripleStore) with time-aware fact invalidation. Native plugin (hermes memory setup, hermes mnemosyne stats), zero external dependencies, full docs at docs.mnemosyne.site.
• [production] mem0 by mem0ai - Universal memory layer for AI agents. Multi-level memory (user, session, agent) with official Hermes integration.
• [beta] honcho by plastic-labs - Stateful memory library with asynchronous user-modeling reasoning. Builds richer user representations over time.
• [production] supermemory by supermemoryai - Cloud and self-hosted memory layer. Single API for storing and querying agent memory.
• [beta] hermes-lcm by stephenschoettler - Lossless Context Management for Hermes — keeps session context from degrading in long runs.
• [beta] ClawMem by yoloshii - On-device memory layer for agents. Local-first with no external API dependencies.
• [beta] gbrain by garrytan - Opinionated brain layer for Hermes. Structured personal memory with categorization and retrieval.
• [beta] keepnotes by keepnotes-ai - Reflective memory layer. Stores and resurfaces notes at contextually relevant moments.
• [beta] Brainstack by yepyhun - Memory kernel stack for agents. Layered memory architecture with priority-based recall.
• [beta] autocontext by greyhaven-ai - Recursive self-improving context harness. Automatically curates and compresses context to keep it relevant.
• [beta] sourcevault-code-tools by sourcevault-ai - Private local code memory: semantic code search, exact file reads, and grounded repo Q&A with citations, all on-machine via a local SourceVault server. MIT.
• [beta] hexus by codenamekt - Postgres memory plugin and standalone MCP server. Local BERT (MiniLM-L6-v2) embeddings keep the memory hot path free of LLM and remote HTTP calls, with pgvector search, multi-agent storage, per-minion themes, and an async write queue. BSD-3-Clause.
• [beta] hermes-penfield by penfieldlabs - Memory provider for the Penfield knowledge graph — 16 tools, OAuth 2.1 device flow, stdlib-only, and the full MemoryProvider ABC (prefetch, pre-compress, system prompt block). Plugin is MIT, but it fronts the paid Penfield cloud service (no free tier).
• [experimental] Tree Ring Memory by TerminallyLazy - Skill-level memory hygiene for local files: recall, capture, audit, consolidation, and intentional forgetting. Listed here as an approach rather than a drop-in Hermes memory provider.
• [beta] causal-memory by JingxuanC - Memory provider with a causal core: flat facts plus typed decision→outcome edges (caused / enabled / prevented) on a per-profile local SQLite store. Wired hooks for system-prompt causal directory, budgeted prefetch recall, and non-blocking write-behind; the store lives outside the context window, so memory survives Hermes compaction. Rust core, Apache-2.0.

Applications, CLIs, and utilities built on top of or alongside Hermes Agent.

• [production] hermes-workspace by outsourc-e - Web-based workspace with chat, terminal, memory browser, skills manager, and inspector. The most complete GUI for Hermes. Built during the Nous Hackathon 2026.
• [beta] hermes-desktop by dodo-reach - Native macOS workspace for Hermes built around a direct, host-first SSH connection model, with a real embedded terminal, session browsing, canonical file editing, skills browsing, and usage metrics without extra gateway or daemon layers.
• [production] mission-control by builderz-labs - Open-source dashboard for AI agent orchestration. Manage agent fleets, dispatch tasks, track costs, and coordinate multi-agent workflows. Self-hosted, SQLite-powered. 5.7k+ stars.
• [experimental] hermes-neurovision by Tranquil-Flow - Terminal neurovisualizer with 42 animated themes. Decorative terminal overlays for agent activity.
• [beta] lintlang by Hermes Labs - Deterministic local static analysis for authored natural-language agent instructions.
• [beta] nix-hermes-agent by 0xrsydn - Nix package and NixOS module for Hermes. Fully reproducible deployments via Nix flakes.
• [beta] openclaw-to-hermes by 0xNyk - Community migration tool from OpenClaw to Hermes. Built when the native hermes-migrate had critical bugs. For Hermes v0.3.0+, prefer the native hermes claw migrate command — it now covers the full migration path.
• [experimental] vessel-browser by unmodeled-tyler - AI-native Linux browser with MCP control and autonomous browsing. Full browser built for agent use, not a headless wrapper.
• [production] camofox-browser by jo-inc - Stealth headless browser server with REST API — bypasses Cloudflare, bot detection, and anti-scraping. Drop-in Puppeteer/Playwright replacement that powers Hermes's own browser automation. 7.7k+ stars, MIT, used in production environments. The right backend if your VPS-hosted Hermes keeps getting blocked.
• [beta] hermes-ui by pyrate-llama - Single-file glassmorphic web UI with SSE streaming, tool call visualization, activity panel, image analysis (Gemini Vision), session management, PDF export, skill browser, memory viewer, and mobile support. Python proxy server (stdlib only) on port 3333, no build step required.
• [beta] hermes-webui by sanchomuzax - Lightweight process monitoring and configuration dashboard. Simpler alternative to hermes-workspace, focused on ops.
• [production] Hermes Studio by EKKOLearnAI - Vue 3 + TypeScript dashboard for Hermes with Backend-for-Frontend separation. Real-time streaming chat across multiple backends (local/Docker/SSH/Singularity), unified config for 8 messaging channels, token/cost analytics with 30-day trends, cron job scheduling, multi-profile gateway management, multi-agent group chat with @mention routing, and a WebSocket-backed embedded terminal. 9.1k+ stars.
• [beta] evey-setup by 42-evey - One-command setup for the full hermes-agent stack with free models and 29 plugins. Opinionated defaults that cover most use cases.
• [beta] llmtrim by fkiene - Local proxy in front of the model Hermes calls; compresses resent tool schemas, history, and MCP tool output before each request is sent. Quality-gated, so it never increases your bill. Also an MCP server, CLI, and library (Rust, Python, Ruby, Swift, Kotlin, JS/WASM). MPL-2.0. Same spirit as rtk-hermes, but a transport-layer proxy rather than a native pre_tool_call plugin.
• [production] SkillClaw by AMAP-ML - Open-source companion that auto-evolves, deduplicates, and improves your skill library from real session data. Adds a post-task evolution loop on top of Hermes's built-in skill creation. Native Hermes integration via ~/.hermes/skills, safety flows (skillclaw doctor hermes / skillclaw restore hermes). Works across multiple devices and isolated skill silos. 705 stars, MIT licensed, active through 2026-04-17.
• [beta] agenttrace by luoyuctl - Local-first TUI/CLI for post-run agent session audits — cost/token spikes, tool failures, retry loops, latency gaps, health scores, anomalies, session-to-session diffs. No upload, no cloud, MIT. Companion SKILL.md (agenttrace-session-audit) packages the audit as an installable skill any host can run.
• [beta] agentburn by Socialpranker - Local read-only profiler for where an always-on agent burns money. Splits spend by source (cron, gateways, subagents, CLI), isolates the overnight window, walks message logs for re-read loops and retry patterns, and prints paste-ready config fixes without editing anything. doctor flags the agent's own accounting gaps and demotes totals to explicit lower bounds. Reads Hermes, OpenClaw and Claude Code; the Hermes adapter is built against the documented schema but hasn't been verified on a live install. Python stdlib only, uvx agentburn, MIT.
• [beta] kesha-voice-kit by drakulavich - Local-first CLI voice backend. STT in 25 languages and TTS via Hermes command providers with no API keys. Plugs into HERMES_LOCAL_STT_COMMAND and tts.providers.<name>.type: command.
• [production] xiaoma-hermes-zh-cn by fresh-claw - Chinese localization and onboarding package. One-command installer applies zh-CN UI text patches, gateway prompts, and pairing messages for Hermes 0.14.x/0.13.x.
• [beta] Atlas Cloud by Atlas Cloud - OpenAI-compatible API gateway for running Hermes workflows against multiple model families — useful for comparing skill behavior across providers without reworking integrations.
• [beta] hermes-bus by mlinquan - Generic Unix socket message bus transport — 4-byte framing, endpoint registration, heartbeat keep-alive, auto-reconnect. Pairs with hermes-bus-plugin and hermes-notify.
• [beta] hermes-notify by mlinquan - Config-driven notification router — YAML rule matching by message type, context injection, audio playback, and tmux notification sender.
• [beta] arabic-agent-eval by Moshe-ship - Dialect-split Arabic function-calling benchmark (51 items, 5 dialects) with public leaderboard.
• [experimental] hermes-plugin-guard by mauricemohr88-debug - Local static scanner for Hermes plugins before you enable them — reviews manifests, Python capabilities, dependency declarations, likely committed secrets, and repo hygiene without ever importing or executing target code. Text, JSON, SARIF, or GitHub-annotation reports plus a reusable composite action for CI. A review aid, not a sandbox. MIT, tagged releases.
• [beta] skillcraft by cloudroad-io - Linter + sync CLI for agent-config files (SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules, .claude/rules, copilot-instructions). Pluggable rules, one AGENTS.md canonical source with drift checks, SARIF for CI. Vendor-neutral — works with Hermes and any agent that reads these files. Python, pip install skillcraft, MIT.
• [experimental] codex-stt-bridge by ai-babai - STT CLI that reuses a local Codex/ChatGPT OAuth session (file credential store) so Hermes can transcribe voice messages without an OpenAI Platform key or local Whisper. Uses an undocumented Codex Desktop transcription endpoint — experimental and may break; fails closed if auth is missing or too open. MIT.
• [beta] agent-qa by vostride - Self-improving QA agent: a test harness with memory, so repeated failures inform the next run instead of restarting cold.
• [beta] ai-usage-monitor by TurkeyGuoba - Local, read-only usage monitor: cache-hit rate, tokens, and cost per provider. Reads only; sends nothing anywhere. MIT.
• [beta] agent-trust-kit by mauricemohr88-debug - Bounded agent handoffs: explicit file packets and evidence receipts, so what crossed a handoff boundary is auditable after the fact.
• [beta] SandBase CLI by sandbaseai - Agent-first CLI and MCP bridge across 2,000+ models. Apache-2.0.

• [beta] hermes-agent-docker by xmbshwll - Minimal Docker sandbox image for Hermes. Pull, run, done.
• [beta] hermes-agent-template by Crustocean - Production-ready Docker image for cloud Hermes deployments on Crustocean. Infrastructure wiring pre-configured.
• [experimental] hermes-autonomous-server by JackTheGit - Headless Hermes deployment with systemd and cron on Linux servers. Runs unattended.
• [beta] Nora by solomon2773 - Self-hosted control plane for Hermes and OpenClaw fleets on Docker or Kubernetes. Includes lifecycle controls, logs, terminal and file access, RBAC, encrypted provider secrets, monitoring, REST, CLI, and MCP interfaces. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] Hermes-OTG by MilkyWay008 - Hermes on a USB stick — a rescue companion for recovering a broken host install without rebuilding the machine.

Connect Hermes to other platforms, devices, and services.

• [beta] hermes-android by raulvidis - Android device bridge with a full Python toolset. Lets Hermes interact with and control Android devices.
• [beta] hermes-miniverse by teknium1 - Bridge to Miniverse pixel worlds. By a Nous Research co-founder.
• [production] screenpipe by screenpipe - Local-first screen and audio capture that gives Hermes long-term memory of what you've seen, said, and heard. Connects over MCP (npx -y screenpipe-mcp, stdio or HTTP) with tools for search, activity summaries, and meeting detection. Fully on-device.
• [beta] 1claw-hermes by 1clawAI - TypeScript integration bringing 1Claw to Hermes — MCP-based secret fetching from an HSM-backed vault, a Shroud TEE LLM-proxy sidecar that redacts secrets/PII and blocks prompt injection before prompts reach the model provider, per-subagent identities, and the Intents API for keyless on-chain signing. Hermes agents get just-in-time, scoped, revocable credentials without keys ever touching the agent context.
• [beta] reina by Crustocean - Autonomous AI agent for the Crustocean platform. Deep integration of Hermes into Crustocean's product.
• [experimental] hermes-blockchain-oracle by gizdusum - Solana blockchain intelligence MCP server. Provides on-chain analytics and wallet data to Hermes via MCP.
• [experimental] hermes-council by Ridwannurudeen - Adversarial multi-perspective council MCP server. Multiple AI viewpoints debate before the agent commits to a decision.
• [production] Not Human Search by unitedideas - MCP server for discovering other MCP servers. Indexes 8,600+ agent-friendly sites with agentic scoring, category filters, and live JSON-RPC verification. Wire it into Hermes via MCP to let the agent find and evaluate new tools to integrate on its own. Live at nothumansearch.ai.
• [experimental] NemoHermes by Hmbown - NVIDIA capability registry and Spark-aware routing layer. Routes compute-heavy tasks to available GPU infrastructure.
• [beta] microsoft-workspace-skill by Andrew-Girgis - Full Outlook/Hotmail/Microsoft 365 integration via Microsoft Graph API. Email, calendar, contacts, user profile, and free/busy scheduling. OAuth2 with auto-refresh. Includes preview-before-send pattern that prevents shell $ variable mangling — a real pain point when agents compose emails with dollar amounts.
• [beta] agent-android by AIVane Labs - LAN-first Android control for Hermes over WiFi — no USB, ADB, or root required once the AIVane service is running. Supports health checks, app listing/launching, UI tree inspection, taps, text input, swipes, navigation, screenshots, and inspect→act→smoke flows. Explicit safety boundaries: only connects to user-provided device URLs.
• [beta] clawsocial-hermes-plugin by mrpeter2025 - Social discovery network plugin — helps users find and connect with people sharing their interests through their Hermes agent. Features semantic interest matching, real-time WebSocket messaging, shareable profile cards, local and web inbox, and 4 notification modes. All actions require explicit user request. Bilingual (English + Chinese), compatible with OpenClaw version.
• [beta] mistral-mcp by Swih - MCP server (stdio + Streamable HTTP) wrapping the full Mistral AI surface — chat, embeddings, vision, OCR, Voxtral audio (transcribe/speak), Codestral FIM, agents, moderation, classification, files, batch. 22 tools, 2 live resources, listed on the Official MCP Registry. Lets a Hermes user keep their primary reasoning model and route OCR / audio / FIM / classification to Mistral's specialized endpoints (free Experiment tier offers 1B tokens/month).
• [beta] Hermes Console by dannyshmueli - Obsidian integration for Hermes Agent. Runs Hermes in a tabbed terminal inside Obsidian and bridges selected-note/cursor context through a local companion plugin, with background status alerts when agent runs finish.
• [production] onequery-cli by Wordbricks - Governed read-only SQL access for agents. Routes through centralized credentials, source capability checks, query validation, row limits, and audit logs instead of direct database credentials. Apache-2.0.
• [beta] agentchat-hermes by agentchatme - Connects Hermes to AgentChat peer-to-peer agent messaging. WebSocket daemon with leader-lock singleton, 38 typed tools, and SOUL.md identity anchoring. Silence is a first-class outcome.
• [beta] AgentChat Universal Skill by agentchatme - Self-contained Markdown skill for autonomous AgentChat onboarding via curl and Hermes's cronjob tool — no human intervention needed.
• [beta] wasl by Moshe-ship - Arabic MCP server — 30 tools (prayer times, Quran, Hijri dates, Arabic NLP). pip install wasl-mcp.
• [experimental] agy-cli bridge by ypnpt6ysmw-bit - Integrates Google Antigravity CLI and Antigravity Pro subscription credentials with Hermes via macOS Keychain OAuth — no AI Studio API keys needed.
• [production] Spraay x402 Gateway - Batch-pay recipients in a single on-chain transaction across 13+ chains. 151 paid primitives via x402 micropayment protocol. Available as a Hermes skill or MCP server.
• [production] MeiGen-AI-Design-MCP by jau123 - Stdio MCP server for AI image + video generation across 9 leading models (GPT Image 2, Nanobanana 2, Seedream 5.0, Midjourney V8.1, Flux 2 Klein, Seedance 2.0, Happyhorse 1.0, Veo 3.1) plus local ComfyUI. Three backend modes: MeiGen cloud, any OpenAI-compatible API (BYOK), or fully offline ComfyUI. README ships a tested Hermes mcp_servers YAML with the timeout overrides needed for video gen workflows. SSRF-hardened, R2 uploads auto-expire after 24h. 1.5k+ stars.
• [beta] hermes-tag by DanielLi202 - Context-selection layer for Feishu/Lark and Slack groups: @-mention the agent and it replies in-thread from bounded per-chat memory plus selected evidence — replies only when mentioned, no full-history RAG, no ambient auto-answer. Admin audit and lifecycle controls with an enabled_chats allowlist. MIT, bilingual docs with real demo recordings.
• [beta] consensus-mcp-hermes by ahmdngi - Setup guide connecting 200M+ peer-reviewed research papers to Hermes via the Consensus MCP server — OAuth walkthrough for headless environments, mcp-remote bridge config, and the full search tool parameter reference.
• [beta] Publora MCP Server by Publora - Official remote MCP server for scheduling and publishing social posts to 10+ networks (LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Mastodon, and more) in plain language. Hosted at mcp.publora.com — hermes mcp add publora --url https://mcp.publora.com plus a Publora API key (paid service). Closes the gap between drafting social content and actually posting it. MIT.
• [beta] Agent37 Gateway by Agent37 - Responses-style HTTP/SSE API in front of a local Hermes worker (JSONL over stdio) or an OpenClaw backend — one stable request shape and reconnectable stream replay whatever agent is behind it, plus an OpenAI-compatible /v1/models. Ships a Bruno collection for poking it without writing code. MIT.
• [beta] hermes-connector by CorsenAI - Chrome extension giving Hermes exact sessions and user-selected tabs, local-first, instead of a blanket browser grant.
• [beta] hermes-proxy by TurkeyGuoba - Independent mihomo proxy management for Hermes, kept out of the agent's own network path. MIT.

Skills for verifying whether incoming media is real or AI-generated — essential for agents that ingest user-submitted audio, images, video, or text.

• [beta] resemble-ai/detect-skill by resemble-ai - Deepfake detection and media safety for agents. Detects AI-generated audio, images, video, and text; traces audio source (ElevenLabs, Resemble, etc.); applies invisible watermarks for provenance tracking; verifies speaker identity (Beta). Powered by Resemble AI. Core principle: never declare media real or fake without a completed detection result.

Frameworks and tools for running multiple Hermes agents, or Hermes alongside other agents.

• [experimental] Ankh.md by Abruptive - TAW Agent x Hermes multi-agent swarm framework. Coordinates multiple agents with shared goals and distributed task execution.
• [experimental] gladiator by runtimenoteslabs - Two autonomous AI companies compete for GitHub stars. Hackathon project exploring autonomous agent competition dynamics.
• [beta] bigiron by supermodeltools - AI-native SDLC with Hermes and Supermodel code graph. Full software development lifecycle driven by coordinated agents.
• [beta] opencode-hermes-multiagent by 1ilkhamov - 17 specialized agents for OpenCode AI. Each agent has a defined role and they communicate through structured interfaces.
• [beta] MisakaNet by Ikalus1988 - Git-based distributed swarm memory. When one agent solves a problem, every node learns via shared markdown lessons synced through GitHub Issues. 104+ lessons, 21+ registered nodes. Zero infrastructure beyond GitHub.
• [experimental] hermes-conductor by forcewake - Kanban-orchestrated multi-harness coding swarm for Hermes. Orchestrator routes and verifies; workers complete a card only with auditable evidence. MIT.

Purpose-built applications using Hermes for specific domains.

• [experimental] hermes-embodied by bryercowan - Self-improving robotics via VLA model fine-tuning. Applies the Hermes learning loop to physical robot control. Nous Hackathon project.
• [beta] hermescraft by bigph00t - Embodied AI companion for Minecraft with persistent memory. Tracks inventory, learns building preferences, and retains context across sessions.
• [experimental] Hermes-mars-rover by Snehal707 - Mars rover simulator with ROS2 and Gazebo. Uses Hermes's skill creation loop to improve navigation over time.
• [beta] anihermes by rodmarkun - Local anime server and tracker with natural language interface. Browse, track, and get recommendations via conversation.
• [beta] job-scout-agent by Christabel337 - Autonomous job hunting agent. Searches listings, tracks applications, and manages the job search pipeline.
• [beta] hermes-ai-infrastructure-monitoring-toolkit by JackTheGit - Infrastructure monitoring, cost forecasting, and alerting via Telegram. Uses cron scheduling for continuous checks.
• [experimental] hermes-genesis by Ridwannurudeen - Autonomous living world engine with procedural generation. Creates and maintains virtual worlds that grow in complexity over time.
• [experimental] hermes-legal by Lethe044 - Contract risk analysis with English and Turkish support. Identifies risky clauses and summarizes legal obligations.
• [beta] hermes-startup-architect by dlkakbs - Generates investor-ready kits from startup ideas — market analysis, pitch deck, and financial projections.
• [beta] mercury by hxsteric - Multi-chain blockchain cash flow analyzer with WebGL dashboard. On-chain forensics and flow visualization.
• [beta] mycodo-hermes-skill by setasoma - Phase-aware IoT decision engine for autonomous mushroom cultivation on Raspberry Pi. Reads sensors via Mycodo/InfluxDB, detects growth phases, and fires relay commands with safety guards. Tested through a complete Lion's Mane fruiting cycle.
• [production] snapmaker-u1-toolkit by bbolinger - Safety-staged headless slicing for the Snapmaker U1 multi-tool 3D printer over Moonraker/Klipper LAN. 10-step staged operator flow with camera-gated print starts — the gate caught a wrong-extruder G-code before any heat command in live testing. Ships a bundled Hermes skill installable via hermes skills install bbolinger/snapmaker-u1-toolkit/skills/3d-printer-slicing-automation. MIT.
• [experimental] Currents News API Skills by Currents - Installable news search and reading skills with server-side credentials, parameter validation, caching, and rate-limit guidance. Requires a Currents API key; MIT licensed.
• [beta] Internet Court by Internet Court - MIT-licensed portable skill for delegated permissions, x402 payments, escrow, revocation, and dispute workflows in agent-to-agent commerce.
• [beta] openInvest by longsizhuo - Self-hosted investment research application that runs an LLM committee and exposes agentskills.io and MCP interfaces. MIT licensed; research output is not financial advice.
• [beta] erpclaw by avansaber - Self-hosted ERP core with accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing, HR, payroll, and an agent action layer. GPL-3.0 and compatible with Hermes through its skill interface.

Notable forks and derivative projects that take Hermes in new directions.

• [beta] hermes-agent-camel by nativ3ai - Hermes with integrated CaMeL trust boundaries. Adds formal trust verification to the agent loop for safety-critical deployments.
• [experimental] orahermes-agent by jasperan - Oracle AI Agent Harness — OCI GenAI and Oracle 26ai integration. Enterprise on-ramp for Oracle environments.
• [experimental] Hermes Alpha by Kamino - Cloud-deployed security-research experiment built from stock Hermes plus a SOUL.md. An Overseer agent on Fly.io creates disposable Hunter agents for bug-bounty work and records lessons in Elephantasm. The project calls itself an experiment in progress; its last code push was March 16, 2026, and it has no releases.
• [experimental] hermes-skill-distillation by beardthelion - Generates agentic training trajectories from real-world tasks. Hackathon project for producing fine-tuning data at scale.

Tutorials, documentation, and learning resources.

• [beta] hermes-agent-docs by mudrii - Comprehensive community documentation for Hermes Agent. Covers v0.2.0 in detail, useful supplement to the official docs for deployment patterns.
• [production] hermes-wsl-ubuntu by metantonio - Step-by-step WSL2 Ubuntu setup instructions for running Hermes on Windows.
• [beta] HermesWiki by martymcenroe - Community-maintained wiki with practical patterns and deployment advice for building autonomous agents with Hermes.
• [experimental] hermes-always-on by JimmyHuang2002 - Vendor-neutral guide to running Hermes 24/7 on dedicated hardware (Raspberry Pi, mini PC, any always-on Linux box): systemd supervision, surviving power loss, encrypted scheduled backups, restore drills, health checks, and security basics. Maintained by the MangoTart team but requires nothing from them. Pairs with hermes-backup-recovery.

Practical workflow patterns that repeatedly help Hermes teams in production.

• Nightly self-evolution + guardrail evaluation — Run hermes-agent-self-evolution on a schedule, then run a second verification cron to score quality and block optimization-loop gaming.
• Memory pressure handling with Honcho/Hindsight — If you are repeating context or losing long-term recall, review Honcho Memory docs, and evaluate hindsight or self-hosted memory backends.
• Tune session timeout/expiry early — Use configuration docs to adjust session retention for slower-moving threads so context is kept when needed.
• OpenClaw side-by-side migration — Keep both systems running during migration using openclaw-to-hermes and native Hermes migration paths, then cut over once cron and routing behavior match.
• Curate USER.md and MEMORY.md intentionally — Treat profile memory as high-signal infrastructure. Keep entries concise, durable, and preference-focused instead of dumping raw notes.

Opinionated bundles for teams that want to get more out of Hermes quickly without assembling the stack from scratch.

• Memory stack that actually compounds — Start with built-in Hermes memory, then add honcho-self-hosted when you want stronger cross-session user modeling, hindsight when you need retain/recall/reflect workflows across large histories, and plur when you want portable shared memory artifacts in an open engram format. If you also want proactive recall, pair it with flowstate-qmd.
• Self-improvement without self-delusion — Pair hermes-agent-self-evolution with scheduled regression checks, lintlang for prompt/config linting, and a second evaluation pass that blocks bad prompt mutations. The trick is not “evolve faster”; it’s “evolve without quietly getting weird.”
• Operator cockpit for real work — Use hermes-workspace for the richest daily UI, mission-control when you need multi-agent fleet visibility and cost tracking, and hermes-webui if you want a lighter ops surface.
• Multi-agent execution layer — Combine Hermes core delegation with zouroboros-swarm-executors for local Claude Code/Hermes handoff, and opencode-hermes-multiagent or bigiron when you need specialized agent roles.
• Migration + deployment hardening — If you are moving from OpenClaw, keep openclaw-to-hermes in the toolkit even if you prefer the native migration path. For repeatable deploys, look at nix-hermes-agent, hermes-agent-docker, and evey-setup depending on how opinionated you want the stack to be.
• Paperclip-managed autonomous ops — For teams that want Hermes operating inside a governed company workflow, combine hermes-paperclip-adapter with Hermes cron jobs and one of the operator dashboards above. That gives you task governance, approvals, and actual operational continuity instead of a clever demo that forgets what it was doing.

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