CLI tools, linters, migration helpers, token trackers, and other utilities that make developing with Hermes easier.
This tool builds local semantic knowledge graphs to provide Hermes Agent with cross-file code intelligence. By using surgical context retrieval and real-time index syncing, it significantly reduces token usage and the number of tool calls required for complex coding tasks.
Tokscale is a CLI utility and 3D visualization dashboard designed to track token consumption and costs across multiple AI agents, including Hermes. It features a native Rust TUI that helps developers monitor their spending and usage patterns in real-time.
This local trace viewer allows developers to inspect API traffic from Hermes Agent, including system prompts, tool schemas, and streaming responses. It facilitates debugging through structured diffs that compare adjacent requests to identify subtle changes in agent behavior.
TypeUI is an MCP server that supplies Hermes Agent with curated design systems, layout guidance, and UI-specific prompts. It enables the agent to build better user interfaces by providing specialized design skills and structured layout constraints.
This opinionated workflow layer coordinates seven specialized agent roles through a central CTO loop to automate the entire application lifecycle. It includes 36 built-in skills for deployment, monitoring, and GitHub integration, moving projects from initial brief to production.
Hermes-skins provides a collection of community-driven themes and CLI visuals to customize the Hermes terminal interface with unique banners and ASCII art. Users can easily create or inherit themes using YAML configuration files for either session-based or permanent visual upgrades.
This project establishes a social economy for autonomous agents by providing encrypted messaging via the Signal Protocol and human-readable @handles. It facilitates agent-to-agent commerce by supporting secure SOL and USDC payments on the Solana blockchain.
This port brings the Hermes Agent brain and 46 core skills directly into the Claude Code Channel without requiring OAuth or external processes. It includes specialized MLOps tools for vLLM inference, GGUF handling, and reinforcement learning training.
Vessel is a Chromium-based browser built for autonomous agent control, allowing developers to watch Hermes execute tasks within a standard web interface. It supports persistent sessions with action rollbacks and provides agents with structured page metadata for more reliable navigation.
Ankh.md is a framework for creating scoped Hermes Agents that utilize per-folder configurations, local memories, and project-specific tools. It allows developers to seamlessly switch between default and scoped agents to maintain strict context boundaries within a workspace.
This setup utilizes RTK and Caveman templating to achieve up to 99% token savings during agent workflows. It comes preconfigured with over 40 skills for finance, research, and DevOps, supported by an automated cross-platform installer.
Evey-setup provides an automated installer that deploys a full Hermes Agent stack along with 12 supporting services in minutes. It offers three scalable deployment tiers and supports 29 community plugins to expand agent functionality at zero cost.
Lintlang is a static linter that uses deterministic scanning to identify failure modes in agent configurations and system prompts without making LLM calls. It employs seven structural detectors to score prompts against the HERM v1.1 standard across multiple file formats.
This migration utility automates the transfer of agent personas, memories, and skills from OpenClaw to the Hermes YAML format. It ensures a smooth transition by handling the mapping of complex model configurations and local environment credentials.
Observeco provides self-healing observability for multi-agent systems, offering real-time telemetry and health monitoring for Hermes Agent via a dedicated plugin. It features automated circuit breakers and recovery protocols to manage memory bloat and cost drift without cloud dependencies.