delx-recovery

Free recovery and continuity for agents through the hosted Delx Protocol MCP server (Streamable HTTP, no API key, no OAuth, no payment), with the delx-recovery-first-hour workflow skill bundled: triage an error loop or lost context, resume a prior session, capture state and context memory, seal a Continuity Capsule (goal/done/next/blockers/refuted) before compaction so the next session resumes warm, and turn failures into a recovery plan. Portable Agent Plugins v1 package (mcp.json + skills/); Hermes runs no code from it. Disclosure — hosted-only connector: every tool call, including the free-text problem description sent by public triage, goes to the remote server at api.delx.ai. Public triage needs no credential; private continuity uses a free agent credential returned at registration and passed as a tool argument. What the agent chooses to store (state, memory, capsules) is retained by Delx under its privacy policy, so do not send secrets. Requests carry ?src=plugin for channel attribution. The tool set is served by the remote server at runtime and is not covered by the pinned sha. The hooks/ shell scripts in the directory are opt-in Claude Code hooks that Hermes does not load.

davidmosiahToolsv1.2.0Updated 1 hour ago

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delx-recovery

See the repository README: https://github.com/davidmosiah/delx-plugins#delx-recovery

Skill: skills/. MCP server: mcp.json (Agent Plugins) / .mcp.json (Claude Code).

Hermes Agent

hermes plugins install davidmosiah/delx-plugins/delx-recovery --no-enable
hermes plugins enable delx-recovery

Hermes reads this directory as a portable Agent Plugins v1 package: the
delx MCP server from mcp.json (Streamable HTTP, hosted at api.delx.ai)
and the delx-recovery-first-hour skill. It does not load the hooks/
scripts — those are opt-in Claude Code guardian hooks.

Disclosure: every tool call goes to the hosted Delx Protocol MCP server; there
is no local code. No API key, OAuth, or payment. Public triage needs no
credential; private continuity uses the free agent credential returned at
registration, passed as a tool argument. Whatever the agent chooses to store
(state, context memory, Continuity Capsules) is retained by Delx under the
Privacy Policy — do not send secrets.
Requests carry ?src=plugin for channel attribution. The tool set is served
by the remote server at runtime.

Guardian endpoint policy

Opt-in guardian hooks send the returned identity credential only to a configured HTTPS endpoint. Non-HTTPS URLs, embedded URL credentials, control characters, fragments and malformed ports are rejected with a fixed diagnostic and a successful hook exit, before constructing/sending the payload. Custom HTTPS hosts remain operator-controlled and trusted: this is not an SSRF sandbox or host allowlist.

The hooks disable implicit curl configuration (curl -q as its first argument), restrict protocols to HTTPS and do not follow redirects. TLS certificate verification remains enabled. Environment proxy configuration still follows curl behavior; no proxy bypass is introduced. Credentials remain in stdin, never command arguments or diagnostic messages.

Compatibility change: plaintext HTTP endpoints (including local development servers) and custom options supplied only through .curlrc no longer work. Use a trusted HTTPS endpoint with valid TLS; do not work around this with disabled verification. The host session remains best-effort and is not failed by a skipped guardian request. No endpoint or real credential is used by the local fake-curl tests (python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p test_https_endpoint.py -v).

README from the reviewed commit c1d4be0; it updates when the author re-pins.

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