Catalogue entry
- name
- session-ref
- repo
- kama-dev/hermes-session-ref
- maintainer
- kama-dev
- tier
- community
- category
- desktop
- version
- 0.1.0
- requires_hermes
- >=0.21.0
- sha
- 9b6f03fb0ccd9113e2211fb7dd01df88ad45a8ba
कामदेव
A small studio that builds and runs its own software.
We ship to the edge and to small machines. Everything below is something we actually made and still operate — never a mockup, never a slide.
aśoka
Things that are out, and still running.
Hermes Desktop plugin · MIT
Reference another session by name in the Hermes Desktop composer — no copying session IDs, and nothing injected into context.
You type @session in the composer and pick from live session suggestions. Picking one inserts a compact @session:"<title>" reference into your draft.
The reference is not expanded and no session context is copied. Hermes resolves it with its own session search, so it knows exactly which session you mean and your context window stays clean. That restraint is the whole design.
composer.atCompletions source with the Desktop plugin SDKInstall
hermes plugins install session-ref
hermes plugins enable session-refThe list grows as things ship. It does not get padded: if it is not finished and running, it is not here.
cūta · mango blossom
Reviewed by Nous Research and merged upstream.
Nous Research maintain a human-reviewed plugin catalogue for Hermes Agent. Every entry is pinned to an exact commit, and each one has to declare its capabilities before it is accepted. Ours went through that review and was merged into the repository itself.
Catalogue entry
The receipt
ecd560cplugin-catalog: add session-ref (community, desktop)NousResearch/hermes-agenthermes plugins validate against it.navamālikā · jasmine
We take work we can finish ourselves. If a job needs a team, we turn it down.
Python services behind systemd, on small machines. SQLite or Postgres, whichever the job actually needs. Resource-capped per project so one thing cannot take another down.
Cloudflare Pages, Workers, Functions and DNS. Static pipelines that build one self-contained page per route. Caddy with automatic TLS where a real origin is needed.
RSS and content ingest pipelines: conditional GET, dedupe, clustering, feed generation. Scheduled sweeps as oneshot units and timers, with the pacing stored as data.
Self-hosted mail — Postfix, Dovecot, OpenDKIM, relays — plus listmonk and PocketBase. SPF, DKIM and DMARC published and verified, not assumed.
Hermes Agent plugins and MCP tool wiring. Scheduled jobs, watchers and monitors that page a human only when something is actually wrong.
nīlotpala · blue lotus
One paragraph is enough. We answer everything that is not a bot.