wishee-hermes-connector 0.1.0

Connect a Hermes agent to the Wishee bridge via reverse WebSocket

wishee-hermes-connector

Connect a Hermes agent to the Wishee bridge (openclaw-bridge) over a reverse WebSocket — the Hermes counterpart of @wishee-ai/openclaw-connector. The bridge drives the agent (chat.send / chat.history / sessions.reset) and receives its replies (task-result).

Requires no changes to the bridge or to hermes-agent core.

How it works

The connector is a Hermes platform adapter (runs inside the hermes gateway process). It dials the bridge, does the hello/welcome handshake, then:

• chat.send → mints a runId, answers immediately, runs the agent turn, and emits a task-result event when the turn finishes (the bridge's device-push path).
• chat.history / sessions.reset → reads / clears the Hermes session store.

From the bridge's perspective a Hermes agent is indistinguishable from an OpenClaw instance: same /api/bind, same hello, same RPCs, same event frames.

The transport auto-reconnects: an unexpected socket close (bridge restart, network drop) re-dials with capped exponential backoff and re-runs the hello/welcome handshake. A deliberate shutdown never reconnects.

Install

pip install wishee-hermes-connector   # into your Hermes environment

Enable

1. Add wishee to plugins.enabled in your Hermes config.yaml (entry-point plugins are opt-in).
2. Optionally set WISHEE_BRIDGE_URL to override the default (wss://ai-bridge.wishee.com.cn/ws).
3. Run hermes gateway. On first run it prints a QR code — scan it to bind this instance to the bridge (via the bridge's /api/bind). Identity is stored at ~/.hermes/wishee-connector/binding.json.

Scope

v1 emits task-result on each completed turn (the bridge's device-push path). Live streaming (agent progress events) is out of scope for v1.

Development

uv venv --python 3.13 .venv
uv pip install --python .venv/bin/python -e /path/to/hermes-agent
uv pip install --python .venv/bin/python -e ".[dev]"
.venv/bin/python -m pytest -q