GitHub profilePlugins by Zek-Takai
3 plugins by Zek-Takai in the catalog, most-starred first.
Zek-TakaidevkitOne managed home for agent drafts: a per-session scratchpad of named buffers the agent edits in place instead of writing a new temp file per revision. Buffers live under plugin-data/devkit/, open in the Desktop code viewer, are promoted to real files only through write_file, and are removed when their chat is deleted. A Scratchpad tab beside Files groups chats by date like the chat sidebar; click a chat to open it, click a file to view or edit it in a workspace tab, and delete or clear drafts. Disclosure — adds a short placement rule (about 120 tokens) to each turn's user message; reads state.db read-only once an hour from a background thread to find deleted chats, and also removes folders idle longer than idle_days (default 90) using its own stamps; deletes only its own folders under plugin-data/devkit/; no network calls, credentials or third-party services.CommunitytoolsZek-TakairunboxBuild, run and test Python in an offline container per chat, with results as a plain file:line issue list. The agent syncs files or folders in as copies, then runs run (a shell command), check (ruff error rules) and test (pytest); fixes stay in the box until the user asks for export, which writes changed files back through write_file and reports host files changed since the sync as conflicts. In Hermes Desktop a VS Code-style editor opens beside the chat: file tabs with in-place editing, Run / Check / Test / Stop, and PROBLEMS / OUTPUT / RUNS panels that follow the agent live. Ships the runbox:dev-loop starting-point skill. Disclosure — needs Docker (on macOS a dedicated colima profile 'runbox', started on demand with --activate=false and its own Docker config); pulls the container image pinned by digest and installs a hash-pinned checker toolchain (ruff 0.16.9, pytest 9.1.1 and deps) from PyPI once per image; the work container has no network, hardened flags, and runs commands without Hermes' dangerous-command approval like Hermes' Docker backend; install (PyPI) always asks for approval in a separate installer container; a write_file/patch on an imported original asks for approval (guard_imports); export reads each existing target through read_file before replacing it; a background thread removes idle containers (15 min), stops the VM, and removes boxes of deleted or long-idle chats (reads state.db read-only hourly); adds a short per-turn note (about 80 tokens); no credentials or telemetry.CommunitytoolsZek-TakaitetherOne Hermes agent, many machines: lends a remote Hermes agent the terminal, files, screen and apps of your paired desktop machines (macOS and Windows). Say 'tether <machine>' and the agent's terminal, file and computer-use tools act on that machine under its own Hermes rules and approvals; send 'untether' to bring them home. Each machine dials the host over a pinned, mutual TLS 1.3 link (256-bit suites only), and the person at the machine allows every session on its own screen before anything runs. Includes a Tether panel for Hermes Desktop (paired machines, labels, idle limits, connection log). Disclosure — the host listens on the LAN or tailnet address you configure (default 127.0.0.1) and each paired device connects to it over pinned mutual TLS 1.3; no third-party services, no telemetry; while a machine is tethered, the host session's shell commands, file reads/writes and computer use run on that device after the person there allows the session, judged by the device's own Hermes rules (its hardline/deny floors always; commands the host's approval gate already passed skip the device's own approval prompts); skills opened during a tethered session are copied read-only into a per-session workspace on the device and removed when it closes; background tasks: the link listener (host), the device's connection, an idle sweeper and a settings watcher; stores one Ed25519 key per machine, encrypted at rest, with its passphrase in Hermes's secret store; adds a short per-turn note while a machine is tethered; reads private Hermes approval internals (tools.approval) and fails closed if they change.Communitytools
