CraftOS

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CraftOSagent-appBuild, evolve and operate Agent Apps from Hermes: full applications that you use in the browser and the agent uses through their own CLI (a CRM, a dashboard, an expense tracker). Adds the /agent-app command, `hermes agent-app`, the six framework skills, 22 agent_app_* tools to build, validate, launch, operate, install and export apps, and an Agent Apps tab in `hermes dashboard` and hermes-webui: one tab per app with its own Hermes session, a marketplace, an import panel, and Connect for an app that runs on another machine. Disclosure — needs the agent-app-framework npm CLIs and runs `agent-app` / `a2app` as subprocesses (never through a shell), including `agent-app skills --path` each time the plugin loads and `agent-app --version` on the first tool call, with only the environment the framework needs, so provider keys reach neither the CLIs nor the apps they serve; the skills are the ones that CLI ships, not a copy in the pinned tree. Installing, building or serving an app runs that app's toolkit commands (dependency install, build, server) on this machine. A pre_tool_call hook sends installs and inspects from any source but the default marketplace, operations the app holds for approval, and writes or app runs outside ~/.a2app/apps and the working directory to Hermes's approval prompt (refused by default where nobody can answer). The tab runs each app turn as a `hermes --cli chat -Q` child under your own model and approval policy (dangerous commands follow approvals.single_query_mode, default deny; the host's /yolo, session and gateway state are not inherited). Apps it builds, installs or launches keep serving on loopback ports until paused. Writes apps under ~/.a2app/apps and, on load, a `hermes` entry in ~/.a2app/harnesses.json (only when none exists) so a bridge you start yourself can run Hermes turns when an app queues work; reads and deletes its own app sessions in Hermes's session database. The Marketplace reads its catalogue from GitHub (CraftOS-dev/agent-app-collection), Import downloads the zip or git URL you give, and Connect calls the app address you enter and stores that app's credential in ~/.a2app/credentials.json. In hermes-webui a token-protected loopback backend serves the tab. No telemetry.Communitytools