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AdolaniumgadgetTalk to your Hermes from small ESP32 devices with a screen, microphone and speaker: hold a button, ask, and hear the answer. Adds a gateway platform where each device is a chat, plus tools to list devices, show a card on a screen and run device actions (LEDs, relays). Disclosure — the gateway listens for devices on a WebSocket port (8765, all interfaces by default; plain ws:// unless tls_cert/tls_key are set). New devices need a Hermes pairing code unless listed in GADGET_ALLOWED_USERS; GADGET_ALLOW_ALL_USERS skips pairing (development only). A paired device answers the agent's command approvals for its own chat (allow once or deny), within Hermes's approval timeout. The first approved device becomes the platform's home channel by default. Session hooks feed a dashboard on paired devices with each agent session's platform, a short id and its state (idle, busy, waiting for approval); a device that can switch profiles also sees the offered profiles' sessions. Optional profile switching (off unless `profiles` is set in the default profile's gadget config) lets a device paired on the default profile talk to the listed profiles; each profile approves the device through its own pairing flow (the device shows the `hermes -p <profile> pairing approve` command), the plugin writes nothing into other profiles, and revoking the device in the default profile sends it back there. A paired gadget that draws faces gets the answering profile's face: its `gadget-face.bin`, or its Hermes avatar (`assets/avatar.*`) converted with Pillow when installed; the plugin only reads these files, and `profile_faces: false` turns this off. `platforms.gadget.extra.stt_language` sets the transcription language of gadget recordings through the `pre_transcription` hook; other platforms' audio is untouched. Spoken replies that are not WAV are converted with the local ffmpeg; Opus reply audio uses the host's libopus when installed (loaded with ctypes, not bundled). `hermes gadget update --latest` downloads firmware from this repository's GitHub releases, checks size and SHA-256 against the release manifest (files carry build provenance attestations) and sends it to the device. A device that advertises `camera.capture` returns stills that are saved as PNGs under `~/.hermes/gadgetpix/` and kept until removed by hand. A Hermes Desktop page (`desktop/plugin.js`, plugin SDK only) runs a gadget in the window that connects to the local gateway as a device of its own: its device key, and the gateway access token when one is required, are kept in the page's plugin storage, it pairs like any device, and it uses the microphone only while its talk button or Space is held. The plugin's dashboard routes, behind the dashboard's login, can approve the pairing code a device is showing and send a card or run an advertised action on a connected, paired device; the requests pass through files under plugin-data/gadget/desk/. Otherwise writes only under plugin-data/gadget/. Uses Hermes's own STT, TTS and image cache; no telemetry. Independent community project, not affiliated with Nous Research.Communityplatform518Adolaniumhermes-resetwatchTrack subscription quotas and reset times in Hermes Desktop. Disclosure — probe.py re-executes itself under the Hermes Python interpreter located via HERMES_PYTHON / VIRTUAL_ENV / the parent process or the Hermes installer's managed venv (HERMES_HOME/installs). Every credential read is read-only and nothing is refreshed or stored: it reads provider API keys from the process environment, the Hermes .env (through Hermes's get_secret helper, else read directly), the Vaultwarden plugin's local secret cache (cache/vaultwarden_cache.json, only when Vaultwarden is the sole enabled secret source, keyed by a hash of BW_SESSION, which is never sent) and Docker s6 container env files; Hermes's saved OAuth logins (the credential pool through Hermes's read_credential_pool helper, else auth.json directly, and HERMES_HOME/.anthropic_oauth.json); and other coding-assistant CLIs' local logins: Claude Code (credentials file, macOS keychain or Windows Credential Manager), Codex, Cursor (macOS keychain and the IDE's state.vscdb, opened read-only), Kimi, Grok, ZCode and Command Code. For GitHub Copilot (on by default) it tries COPILOT_GITHUB_TOKEN / GH_TOKEN / GITHUB_TOKEN (through Hermes get_secret, else the process environment), then the Copilot editor's apps.json / hosts.json, then runs gh auth token (prompts disabled, 3-second limit), trying each token in turn until GitHub accepts one. For Codex, a 401 or 403 is retried once with another saved login for the same account. It sends each key only to its own vendor's usage endpoint, presenting the vendor client's identity headers where a private endpoint expects them (Claude Code and Codex CLI user agents, the Grok CLI client headers, and for Copilot the VS Code / Copilot Chat editor headers on api.github.com/copilot_internal/user, which GitHub does not document); environment variables such as GROK_CLI_CHAT_PROXY_BASE_URL (honored only for https grok.com / x.ai hosts), CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, CODEX_HOME and GROK_HOME change which host or file it uses. Usage results are cached under HERMES_HOME/cache/resetwatch, never tokens. It exposes nothing to the model: it is a Desktop page only.CommunityDesktop app83Adolaniumhermes-rssRead RSS and Atom feeds and discuss articles in Hermes Desktop. Disclosure — feeds and full articles are fetched with curl through the gateway's shell.exec on the connected Hermes host (public-IPv4 SSRF guard); opt-in AI grading sends article excerpts to your configured model and creates HERMES_HOME/skills/rss-importance-grading/SKILL.md if missing; opt-in image loading fetches publisher images directly from Desktop.CommunityDesktop app65Adolaniumhermes-tailscaleBrowse Tailscale devices and connect to remote Hermes instances in Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app60AdolaniumshodanShodan tools with complete capability declarations.Communitytools31Adolaniumhermes-memory-paneA Hermes Desktop pane for the built-in memory: see what the focused chat remembered, updated or forgot, and edit, delete or undo any entry without leaving the conversation. Works alongside the built-in memory; not a memory provider. Disclosure — a tool_execution middleware reads MEMORY.md and USER.md around each memory call and logs the entry-level changes to $HERMES_HOME/plugin-data/hermes-memory-pane/; the pane rewrites memory entries only when the user edits, deletes, adds or undoes one, through Hermes's own memory store; no network, credentials, shell commands or background processes.CommunityDesktop app30Adolaniumhermes-osint-mapA live situational-awareness globe in Hermes Desktop: earthquakes (USGS), disaster alerts (GDACS), natural events (NASA EONET), US severe weather (NWS), military and nearby aircraft (adsb.lol), satellites propagated live from CelesTrak elements, GDELT news incidents, official traffic cameras (Transport for London, Singapore LTA) and shipping chokepoints on a dithered 3D globe, with satellite orbits, aircraft tracks and live camera stills, country dossiers (World Bank facts, events, headlines), NOAA space weather, markets, a feed of events, headlines and alerts, and a passive recon toolkit (DNS, RDAP, TLS, security headers, CT subdomains, CVE with CISA KEV, IP, GitHub, MAC). Five agent tools (osint_situation, osint_events, osint_country, osint_recon, osint_news) answer from the same sources in any chat, and the page's Brief me, Ask Hermes and dossier buttons open a chat that uses them. No keys needed; an optional TWELVEDATA_API_KEY (plugin setting, read through Hermes's secret scope) adds equities and commodities. Unofficial; not affiliated with any data provider. Disclosure — the gateway fetches public data from fixed hosts (earthquake.usgs.gov, eonet.gsfc.nasa.gov, gdacs.org, api.weather.gov, data.gdeltproject.org, api.adsb.lol, celestrak.org, services.swpc.noaa.gov, api.tfl.gov.uk and api.data.gov.sg (camera lists), and camera stills from TfL's JamCams bucket on s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com and images.data.gov.sg, fetched only by camera id for a camera the user opens, api.worldbank.org, the BBC, Al Jazeera, DW, Guardian and France 24 RSS feeds, api.gdeltproject.org (GDELT article search, only when a news query is given, which sends up to six words of the query), api.coingecko.com, and api.twelvedata.com with the key in a header when set), cached and only while the page is open or a tool is called, with a hermes-osint-map User-Agent; recon sends the domain, IP, CVE id, GitHub name or MAC prefix the user or agent enters to dns.google, rdap.org, crt.sh, cve.circl.lu, cisa.gov, ipwho.is, api.github.com and api.macvendors.com, and the TLS and headers lookups connect directly to the host named, refusing private, loopback, link-local, CGNAT and other internal addresses on every redirect, on ports 443/8443 (TLS) and 80/443/8080/8443 (headers) only; GDELT incidents are machine-coded from news coverage and labelled as such, incident titles are read from the article URL, and country-centroid locations are flagged as country-level; the page keeps its layer choices in Desktop plugin storage; no files written, no shell commands, no background processes, no telemetry.CommunityDesktop app28Adolaniumhermes-pantheonEighteen Hermes Desktop themes in dithered classical marble, one god each: all twelve Olympians plus Hades, Nyx, Helios, Selene and Medusa. Install once, then switch with /skin <name>. Matching terminal skins ship in cli/skins. Disclosure — theme-only desktop plugin: it registers eighteen themes through the plugin SDK, and their stylesheets restyle parts of Desktop's own UI (sidebar art, tabs, composer, wordmark) only while a Pantheon theme is active. It also watches Desktop's active theme: when a terminal skin named pantheon-<god> is active, it switches Desktop to that god's theme through the SDK's requestTheme. The terminal skins are plain YAML files the user copies into the Hermes skins folder by hand; the plugin does not install them or write any files. Fonts and art are bundled; no network requests, no agent tools or hooks.CommunityDesktop app22Adolaniumhermes-ledgerlineInspect session costs and usage in Hermes Desktop. Disclosure — reads session lists, session detail, search, usage analytics and cron targets from the gateway's core REST API through the raw window.hermesDesktop.api bridge (the plugin SDK has no route to those endpoints), and runs hermes version, hermes insights and hermes send --list through the gateway's cli.exec. Only when you start them: explain and audit send the selected session's digest (tool arguments only if you tick that box) to your configured model, as a new Hermes session or a background prompt on the focused one; alerts and test messages are sent with hermes send to a messaging target you pick; scheduled reports create a Hermes cron job (one agent turn per run on the default model, delivered to the target you pick) and are paused, resumed or removed through cron.manage. Budgets, dismissed tips, scans and saved answers are kept in Hermes plugin storage on the desktop. Nothing is sent elsewhere and it exposes no tools to the model.CommunityDesktop app19Adolaniumhermes-officeView and manage Bot Mode agents in a shared office in Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app19Adolaniumhermes-sshManage SSH connections and remote workspaces in Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app17AdolaniumclinepassClinePass model provider with live model discovery and a curated fallback catalog.Communitymodels13Adolaniumhermes-nous-pricesBrowse Nous Portal model prices and account balances in Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app7Adolaniumhermes-session-diffPersistent session file diffs, run comparisons, and individual edit history in Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app4Adolaniumhermes-tripoTripo 3D tools on Tripo's v3 API (openapi.tripo3d.ai). Text, photo or multiview to 3D, image edits, retexturing, splitting into parts, Smart UV, auto-rigging, preset animations, retopology, format conversion (FBX, USDZ, STL, 3MF, OBJ, GLTF) and downloads, with an inline 3D viewer in Hermes Desktop that shows whether a model is really rigged, a library pane that shows where each model came from (the steps behind it, its prompt, a jump back to the chat that made it, and one-click next steps), a local model inspector, and a status-bar chip with the Tripo balance and this chat's spend. Every credit-spending call goes through Hermes's approval prompt with its estimated cost, and a per-chat limit (a setting under Settings → Plugins, default 100 credits) makes it ask again past it. Needs TRIPO_API_KEY. Unofficial; not affiliated with Tripo or VAST. Disclosure — sends prompts and the local images or 3D model files you or the agent name (up to 50 MB; every local-file upload, free calls included, goes through Hermes's approval prompt) to Tripo's API at openapi.tripo3d.ai with TRIPO_API_KEY; saves downloaded models to $HERMES_HOME/tripo/ or a folder the agent picks (never overwriting: a clash gets a " (2)" suffix), and the Desktop viewer's save button copies models into your Downloads/Tripo folder (or the folder set in its settings); keeps a local task history in $HERMES_HOME/tripo/history.json (chat id, tool, prompt, parent task, estimated cost, saved file paths; at most 2,000 tasks, never sent anywhere); the Desktop library opens local .glb/.fbx/.obj/.stl files only from inside your home folder, $HERMES_HOME/tripo/ or the viewer's download folder, and uploads nothing; the status-bar chip reads your Tripo balance every two minutes and after each Tripo tool call; no shell commands, background processes or telemetry.Communitytools4Adolaniumhermes-terminalRun the Hermes terminal interface in a Hermes Desktop workspace tab.CommunityDesktop app2AdolaniumopenalexScholarly search, citation traversal, grouped counts, and fulltext access through OpenAlex with session spending limits.Communitytools2AdolaniumdevinDelegate coding tasks to the Devin CLI, on your computer or in Devin Cloud, with live progress cards and change review in Hermes Desktop. Every launch goes through Hermes approval; Cloud runs need a separate Cloud-managed-permissions confirmation. Disclosure — spawns the vendor devin CLI from PATH or cli_path (devin acp, devin acp --cloud, devin --print, devin auth status, devin models list); the CLI edits files and runs shell commands in a folder the model picks (any folder unless allowed_roots is set) under the configured permission mode (accept-edits/smart auto-allow edits, dangerous auto-allows everything and needs allow_dangerous: true), and talks to Cognition's servers; Devin Cloud runs use Cognition-managed permissions that Hermes does not gate. Every model-initiated launch goes through Hermes approval; follow-ups typed on a Desktop run card and answers to Devin's prompts on the card start or allow actions on that click without a Hermes prompt (unanswered card prompts are denied after 300 s by default). Uses the existing Devin CLI login and stores no credentials; Hermes provider, bot and tool secrets are stripped from the child environment (extra_env is passed as set). Background runs continue after the turn up to their timeout and post Devin's output back into the conversation as a message when they finish. Run history (prompts, diffs, command output) and model preferences are saved under plugin-data/devin unless persist_runs is off. Independent community add-on, not affiliated with Cognition.Communitytools1Adolaniumhermes-asgardTwelve Norse gods carved in runestone and wood: Odin, Thor, Freyja, Loki, Frigg, Baldur, Tyr, Heimdall, Hel, Skadi, Freyr and Bragi, as Hermes Desktop themes. Install once, then switch with /skin <name>. Matching terminal skins ship in cli/skins. Disclosure — theme-only desktop plugin: it registers twelve themes through the plugin SDK, and their stylesheets restyle parts of Desktop's own UI (sidebar art, tabs, composer, wordmark) only while one of its themes is active. It also watches Desktop's active theme: when a terminal skin named asgard-<god> is active, it switches Desktop to that god's theme through the SDK's requestTheme. The terminal skins are plain YAML files the user copies into the Hermes skins folder by hand; the plugin does not install them or write any files. Fonts and art are bundled; no network requests, no agent tools or hooks.CommunityDesktop app1Adolaniumhermes-kemetTwelve Egyptian gods in painted relief and gold leaf: Thoth, Ra, Isis, Osiris, Anubis, Horus, Bastet, Sekhmet, Set, Nut, Ptah and Hathor, as Hermes Desktop themes. Install once, then switch with /skin <name>. Matching terminal skins ship in cli/skins. Disclosure — theme-only desktop plugin: it registers twelve themes through the plugin SDK, and their stylesheets restyle parts of Desktop's own UI (sidebar art, tabs, composer, wordmark) only while one of its themes is active. It also watches Desktop's active theme: when a terminal skin named kemet-<god> is active, it switches Desktop to that god's theme through the SDK's requestTheme. The terminal skins are plain YAML files the user copies into the Hermes skins folder by hand; the plugin does not install them or write any files. Fonts and art are bundled; no network requests, no agent tools or hooks.CommunityDesktop app1Adolaniumhermes-toolsmithLocal developer tools, transformation recipes, and reviewed chat handoff inside Hermes Desktop.CommunityDesktop app1Adolaniumcloudflare-web-searchCloudflare Web Search backend for Hermes' existing web_search tool, with Ceramic, Exa, or Linkup selected in plugin settings. Search only; keep a separate extract backend. Disclosure — sends queries, result limits, gateway IDs, and optional BYOK aliases to api.cloudflare.com, which forwards searches to the selected provider and records them in AI Gateway logs. Requests can consume gateway credits or provider quota. Reads its own settings and CLOUDFLARE_WEB_SEARCH_API_TOKEN through Hermes' profile-scoped APIs. Registers one web provider, with no new tools, hooks, background processes, file writes, or self-updater. Independent community plugin.CommunitywebAdolaniumhermes-jinaJina Reader web backend for web_extract (r.jina.ai, works without a key) and web_search (s.jina.ai, needs JINA_API_KEY). Unofficial; not affiliated with Jina AI.CommunitywebAdolaniumhermes-lang-heHebrew (עברית) language pack for Hermes — core CLI, gateway and tips (3,396 of 3,486 keys on main), TUI (1,331 of 1,356) and Desktop (5,153 of 5,245), with Desktop flipped right-to-left. Hermes bundles no Hebrew, so the pack ships all three catalogs; values identical to English and entries whose English wording depends on an argument (on/off, show/hide) are omitted so they fall back to English. Disclosure — text-only catalogs plus an __init__.py whose register() is a no-op (kept so Desktop "Install from Git" accepts the pack, #138118); registering the pack never changes display.language, the user opts in via config.CommunitygeneralAdolaniumstaveDescribe a piece of music and Hermes writes it as sheet music in Hermes Desktop: it plans the form, writes every bar in ABC notation, checks bar lengths, instrument ranges, guitar chord shapes and syntax and repairs what fails, then engraves the score. Playback lights each note as it sounds, guitar parts get TAB, and you change any bars you select by asking in words, with undo. Exports PDF, SVG, MIDI, WAV and ABC. Two agent tools (stave_check, stave_open) and the stave:compose skill let any chat compose and open pieces on the page. Disclosure — the page makes one stateless llm.oneshot call per step through its own Stave composer auxiliary task (Settings › Models; reasoning off by default) and creates no sessions; playback downloads FluidR3 GM instrument samples from paulrosen.github.io/midi-js-soundfonts the first time each instrument plays; stave_open writes one JSON file per piece to plugin-data/stave/inbox, which the page reads through the plugin's dashboard route and deletes; pieces and undo history live in Desktop plugin storage; files are written only when the user exports; no shell commands, no processes of its own, no telemetry.CommunityDesktop app
