Hermes Dashboard

Real-time monitoring dashboard and auto-generated wiki for Hermes Agent.

Plug it into any Hermes installation. It reads your skills, plugins, config, memory, and soul -- and displays everything as a searchable wiki. The live dashboard shows agent sessions, tool calls, and activity as they happen.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Kori-x/hermes-dashboard.git
cd hermes-dashboard
./install.sh

This installs the Hermes plugin, npm dependencies, and builds the dashboard.

Usage

Start the dashboard:

npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5173.

The plugin auto-registers with Hermes on next session start. Agent events stream to the dashboard in real-time.

What you get

Dashboard (live)

• Agent session monitoring with phase tracking (processing, idle, awaiting input, needs approval)
• Activity feed of tool calls, messages, and approvals across all sessions
• Per-session detail: context window visualization, tool execution history, subagent tracking
• Session timeline and tool usage breakdown

Wiki (auto-generated)

• Skills -- all your installed skills parsed from ~/.hermes/skills/, searchable by name/category
• Plugins -- installed plugins with manifest data from ~/.hermes/plugins/
• Tools -- complete built-in tool reference (56 tools across 10 categories)
• CLI -- command reference with flags
• Config -- your config.yaml rendered live
• Memory -- agent memory (MEMORY.md) and user profile (USER.md)
• Soul -- agent persona (SOUL.md)
• Architecture -- core loop, provider resolution, memory system, safety, plugin hooks, gateway
• Changelog -- version history

When the server is running, the wiki reads live from your ~/.hermes/. When offline, it falls back to built-in reference data.

How it works

Hermes Agent
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hermes_dashboard plugin (hooks into session lifecycle)
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Unix socket (/tmp/hermes-dashboard.sock)
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Bridge server (Node.js)
  ├── WebSocket :3001 --> React dashboard (live updates)
  └── HTTP :3002 ------> Wiki API (reads ~/.hermes/)
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Browser at localhost:5173

Scripts

Configuration

Stack

• Frontend: React 19, TypeScript, Vite, marked (markdown)
• Server: Node.js, ws (WebSocket), Unix domain sockets
• Plugin: Python (Hermes hook system)
• Styling: Custom CSS, dark theme, monospace typography

License

MIT