GitHub profilePlugins by hey-yx
2 plugins by hey-yx in the catalog, most-starred first.
hey-yxcodex-themeCodex × ChatGPT inspired theme for the Hermes Desktop chat: dual light/dark palettes that follow the system appearance, graphite-on-paper typography with a 1.625 root line height (measured from ZCode's chat body) and content-spacing presets (1.5/1.625/1.75), the OpenAI radius scale (inline 4px / rows 8px / controls 10px / cards 12px / composer 20px), hairline borders instead of shadows, and an 880px reading column with 768/880/992px presets. Settings → Plugins → Codex Theme offers appearance mode, reading width, content spacing, text & code font presets, user/assistant chat bubble colors and a bilingual (EN/中文) UI as native controls; the theme paints theme-level tokens only and never writes user-configurable settings such as --chat-text-scale. v1.2.0 is a compliance release — the composer-drag and input-focus-guard features of the v1.1 line were removed because they patched prototypes and captured global events, which catalog rule 8 forbids. Disclosure — no network calls, no telemetry, no credentials; registers only through the Desktop plugin SDK (THEMES_AREA, PALETTE_AREA, ctx.registerSettingsPage, ctx.i18n), switches the active theme to Codex once on first install, and keeps its preferences in plugin-scoped ctx.storage.CommunityDesktop app3hey-yxhermes-make-plainOne-click composer polish for the Hermes Desktop chat: a wand button at the right of the input box rewrites the draft in place into a clearer version that keeps the original meaning, with nothing added and nothing dropped. The rewrite is wording cleanup only: it never explains, interprets, comments on or answers the draft, and questions and guesses stay as written. It stays in the draft's language and keeps every concrete detail exactly as written: names, numbers, versions, ports, paths, file names, URLs, @-references, /commands and code. The message is never sent; the button spins while the rewrite is in flight, rejects an empty box before any work starts, and never overwrites a draft edited while the call is running. Disclosure — one model call per click through the llm.oneshot auxiliary route to the auxiliary.title_generation model; no other network calls, no telemetry, no analytics; reads and writes only the composer draft through the official SDK and keeps no copy of the text (plugin storage is a one-field load heartbeat); no shell commands, no credentials.CommunityDesktop app
