CLI tools, linters, migration helpers, token trackers, and other utilities that make developing with Hermes easier.
This tool provides a local, Rust-powered code knowledge graph that reduces token usage and tool calls for Hermes Agent. It automatically synchronizes indices upon file changes and supports languages including TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust.
Tokscale is a CLI utility that tracks token usage and financial costs across multiple coding agents, including Hermes. Users can monitor their data through a 3D visualization dashboard or submit statistics to a public leaderboard.
This local trace viewer allows developers to inspect API traffic from Hermes Agent and other CLI tools while automatically redacting authentication headers. It generates self-contained HTML viewers for exported sessions to facilitate debugging and analysis.
TypeUI offers design systems and layout guidance via MCP servers to help Hermes Agent and other AI providers build better user interfaces. It integrates directly with markdown-supporting providers to streamline the UI development process.
This real-time widget tracks token consumption, account limits, and session details by reading Hermes Agent state directly. It supports synchronization across multiple devices, ensuring consistent monitoring of usage data for over 32 AI tools.
This opinionated workflow layer coordinates seven specialized agents and 36 skills to build and operate applications. It is designed for autonomous execution on both laptops and virtual private servers.
Hermes-skins provides a collection of community-driven themes and ASCII art banners to customize the Hermes terminal UI. Users can create and apply new aesthetics, such as retro DOS or cyberpunk, using simple YAML-based configurations.
This project ports the Hermes Agent brain and 46 core skills to the Claude Code Channel, allowing them to run natively without external processes or OAuth. It includes specialized MLOps tools for vLLM inference, GGUF, and reinforcement learning training.
Vessel is an AI-native browser that enables autonomous agent control through the Model Context Protocol. It features a supervisor sidebar for managing workflows and includes an undo function to revert recent changes made by an agent.
This platform establishes a social economy for autonomous agents by providing encrypted messaging via the Signal Protocol and human-readable identity handles. It facilitates agent-to-agent commerce using Solana-based USDC and SOL payments.
This integration suite provides memory capabilities for platforms like Slack and VS Code using a two-tier system of knowledge graphs and session caches. It supports various frameworks including CrewAI, LangGraph, and the Google ADK.
This setup utilizes RTK and Caveman templating to achieve up to 99% token savings during Hermes Agent workflows. It comes with over 40 pre-configured skills for DevOps, finance, and research, featuring automated installation for macOS and Linux.
This framework enables the creation of scoped Hermes Agents through per-folder configurations and project-local memories. It allows users to switch between default and scoped agents while maintaining specific skills and custom instructions for individual directories.
This tool automates the installation of the hermes-agent stack and over 12 supporting services across three scalable deployment tiers. It provides a zero-cost setup that supports 29 community plugins categorized into six functional areas.
A static linter designed to validate AI agent configurations, tool descriptions, and system prompts using HERM v1.1 scoring. It performs deterministic local checks to identify overlapping descriptions or inconsistent schemas and supports integration via GitHub Actions or pre-commit hooks.
This migration utility transitions OpenClaw environments to Hermes Agent by mapping SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, and skills into compatible YAML and JSON formats. It also handles the setup of systemd gateway services and the conversion of nested authentication structures.
This self-healing observability platform monitors multi-agent systems using passive monitoring and active probing without cloud dependencies. It includes a native Hermes Agent plugin for real-time telemetry and establishes baselines by watching local configuration files.
This voice-enabled assistant provides an offline, open-mic interface for Hermes Agent with wake word support and barge-in capabilities. It functions without API keys or accounts, supporting 35 languages through Piper and nine through Kokoro.
This local-first skill uses dynamic slash commands and a deterministic runtime to help users generate revenue via Hermes Agent. It prioritizes security by requiring explicit approval for any external actions or write operations performed by the agent.