GitHub profilePlugins by RegeneratusLabs
5 plugins by RegeneratusLabs in the catalog, most-starred first.
RegeneratusLabsethics-filterScore any decision across six ethics modules — environmental, fairness, transparency, leadership, framework, compliance — and get GREEN, AMBER or RED back with the reasoning attached. Ships /ethics and the ethics_evaluate tool. Disclosure — reads the rubrics and constitution templates bundled in the plugin and appends one JSONL record per scored evaluation (decision text, context and reasoning included) to $ETHICS_FILTER_AUDIT, default ~/.ethics-filter/audit.jsonl outside the Hermes profile and shared by every profile; that file is never rewritten or deleted. With auto_score=true it asks the host agent's own model to score through Hermes, holding no separate key; no other network calls.Communitytools4RegeneratusLabshermes-bandCompose and render original music on your own machine — an arrangement is data (tempo, key, chords, parts) rendered to exact-length wav and mp3. No music API, no model download, no per-track cost. Disclosure — renders by running the host's fluidsynth and ffmpeg against a local General MIDI soundfont and writes the wav, mp3 and per-part midi/wav stems into ~/hermes-band-out/<name>/ (configurable via output_dir). Long renders take tens of seconds and run in the foreground of the tool call. No network calls, no credentials.Communitytools4RegeneratusLabssoul-finderBuild or fix your agent's SOUL.md — the personality file behind every reply. A few plain questions draft one from scratch; /soul audits a stale one and ships a diff. Disclosure — reads $HERMES_HOME/SOUL.md and writes it only through the agent's own file tools after you approve the draft (the bundled skill can suggest copying the approved file into other profiles' SOUL.md, again only on approval); on a profile with no real SOUL.md it makes a one-time offer through a system-prompt section and an injected first-run message, and writes two booleans (nudge_sent, flow_complete) to its own plugin-data state so the offer happens once. No network I/O, no credentials.Communitytools1RegeneratusLabslazy-pluginA dashboard page in Hermes Desktop where you describe a plugin and watch it get built. Say what you want — or start from a skill the agent wrote, or a job that runs on a schedule — and your own agent drafts the plan in a chat turn you can read, the code comes from four fixed templates, and the page shows a receipt: plan, files, validator result, and a real try-out of every tool (purrs, needs a key, blocked upstream, held back, half-built, broken — with the exact failing line). The build never runs what it wrote: the try-out is your click, a key only travels to a public https host, and a file tool stays inside its own data dir. Nothing installs itself, and publishing is a SHA-pinned catalog PR you send. Also callable as lazyplugin_create from any conversation. Disclosure — the Desktop "try it" button runs every generated tool for real on your machine (generated `command` tools execute the drafted argv; declared keys are only sent to public https hosts named in the code, never Hermes' own keys), and "publish" uses your `gh` login to create a public GitHub repo for the generated plugin and open a pull request to NousResearch/hermes-agent in one click; builds from `lazyplugin_create` never run generated code.CommunitytoolsRegeneratusLabsstashA capture bin for the Desktop sidebar: paste links, YouTube urls, image urls, uploaded images or plain notes and they wait there, out of the chat. One item per line, so a block of links becomes several items; titles and thumbnails are filled in server-side, so capture costs no model calls. Each row carries a Chat button that opens a new session with that item as the opening message. Adds stash_add, stash_list and stash_update, so the agent reads and empties the same store the page writes. Disclosure — saving an item issues one GET to that url from the Hermes host (4 s timeout, 400 KB cap) to read its <title> and og: metadata, refused for loopback, link-local, private and reserved targets and re-checked on every redirect hop; YouTube urls also use www.youtube.com/oembed and i.ytimg.com thumbnails, and the Desktop page loads each item's og:image thumbnail directly from whatever host the page names. No credentials, no telemetry, no shell commands, no Python dependencies beyond the FastAPI Hermes already ships. Items are plain JSON at ~/.hermes/stash/items.json (shared by every profile) and uploads (max 8 MB) in ~/.hermes/stash/media/.CommunityDesktop app
