openwolf-hermes 0.1.0

Hermes plugin: cooperate with OpenWolf .wolf/ project state (anatomy/cerebrum/memory)

openwolf-hermes

Hermes Agent plugin that cooperates with OpenWolf project state (.wolf/anatomy.md, .wolf/cerebrum.md, .wolf/memory.md, .wolf/token-ledger.json).

What it does

Hermes' plugin protocol exposes pre_tool_call (mutates tool args) and register_command (slash commands). It does not expose system-prompt injection. So this plugin cannot make Hermes "read .wolf/anatomy.md before file reads" the way Claude Code hooks can. Instead it provides:

1. Passive bookkeeping — when Hermes calls a file-read or file-edit tool in a project that has a .wolf/ directory, the plugin appends an entry to .wolf/memory.md and updates session counters in .wolf/token-ledger.json. No prompt injection, no LLM-visible warning.
2. /openwolf slash command — /openwolf status shows the current project's .wolf/ state; /openwolf scan runs openwolf scan as a subprocess.

For full hook-driven OpenWolf experience, use Claude Code. Hermes gets the state-maintenance half but not the auto-injection half (Hermes API limit).

Install (dev)

HERMES_PY="$(dirname $(realpath $(which hermes)))/python"
uv pip install --python "$HERMES_PY" -e <openwolf-fork>/src/agents/hermes/python

Then add openwolf to ~/.hermes/config.yaml:

plugins:
  enabled:
    - openwolf

Restart Hermes.

The OpenWolf adapter automates all of the above:

openwolf init --agent hermes

Status

Alpha. Lives in the OpenWolf fork at src/agents/hermes/python/. PyPI publish deferred until plugin API stabilizes (see ADR-001 Phase 4).