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Add a Hermes Agent (Nous Research) runtime adapter so GPD can install its physics-research skills, agents, and MCP integration into Hermes. - hermes.py: RuntimeAdapter subclass. Commands and agent roles install as Hermes skill directories (skills/gpd-*/SKILL.md), mirroring the Codex skills-surface pattern. Tool name map maps GPD canonical names to Hermes tool names (read_file, shell, write_file, search_files, find_files, todo_list, delegate_task). - runtime_catalog.json: register the 'hermes' runtime descriptor (priority 60, /gpd: command prefix, HERMES_HOME config resolution). Verified: gpd doctor --runtime hermes reports ready-for-install; gpd install hermes --local installs all 71 commands + 24 agents as valid Hermes skills (95 SKILL.md with parseable YAML frontmatter).
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHermes support adds runtime registration, directory resolution, skill-based installation for commands and agents, shared-content projection, tool translation, permission-status reporting, and round-trip and projection-budget coverage. ChangesHermes runtime integration
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GPDInstaller
participant HermesAdapter
participant HermesSkillsDirectory
GPDInstaller->>HermesAdapter: install GPD commands, agents, and content
HermesAdapter->>HermesSkillsDirectory: write projected SKILL.md files
HermesSkillsDirectory-->>HermesAdapter: expose generated skills
HermesAdapter-->>GPDInstaller: return installation result
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Installed Hermes agent skills can contain unsupported tool and command syntax, preventing affected agent workflows from operating correctly. Resolve the translation gap before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/gpd/adapters/hermes.py`:
- Line 134: Update both Hermes copy helpers, including the flow around
_install_commands and _install_agents, to translate generated skill Markdown
before marker injection and writing. Reuse
RuntimeAdapter.translate_shared_markdown with the adapter’s path_prefix and
appropriate install scope, ensuring neither helper writes raw Markdown.
In `@src/gpd/adapters/runtime_catalog.json`:
- Line 269: Unify global-directory resolution used by
RuntimeAdapter.resolve_target_dir() and HermesAdapter.skills_dir so both
installation and skills use the same Hermes home resolver: honor HERMES_HOME
first, use %LOCALAPPDATA%/Hermes on Windows, and ~/.hermes on POSIX. Update the
catalog configuration and adapter logic consistently, preserving non-global
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use one Hermes global-directory resolver for installation and skills.
cli.py`` passes adapter.resolve_target_dir()to installation.RuntimeAdapter.resolve_target_dir()uses the catalog resolver, so POSIX global installation targets/Hermes/.hermes. HermesAdapter.skills_diruseswhenHERMES_HOMEis unset. Windows also diverges: the catalog uses/Hermes/.hermes` on POSIX., while the adapter uses %LOCALAPPDATA%/Hermes. This can split installed GPD content and Hermes skills. Use one resolver for HERMES_HOME, %LOCALAPPDATA%/Hermeson Windows, and
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In `@src/gpd/adapters/runtime_catalog.json` at line 269, Unify global-directory
resolution used by RuntimeAdapter.resolve_target_dir() and
HermesAdapter.skills_dir so both installation and skills use the same Hermes
home resolver: honor HERMES_HOME first, use %LOCALAPPDATA%/Hermes on Windows,
and ~/.hermes on POSIX. Update the catalog configuration and adapter logic
consistently, preserving non-global target behavior.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr.
Address the two integration defects flagged by the Hermes adapter review:
1. Skills are now projected through the shared install pipeline
(compile_command_markdown_for_runtime + translate_shared_markdown +
render_projected_command_shell_fences) so tool references (file_read ->
read_file), path placeholders ({GPD_*}) and shell fences are rewritten
for this runtime before writing. Previously command/agent skills were
copied raw, leaving legacy tool names and unresolved placeholders.
2. resolve_global_config_dir() now routes through the same
_hermes_global_config_dir() as global_config_dir/skills_dir, so the
installer and reader agree on %LOCALAPPDATA%\Hermes (Windows) instead
of splitting between ~/Hermes and the real Hermes dir.
Also: expand _TOOL_NAME_MAP to the full canonical set, add an explicit
runtime_permissions_status override (Hermes has no GPD permission surface),
and add tests/adapters/test_hermes.py plus hermes support in
test_install_roundtrip.py.
Three root-cause fixes so Hermes-installed artifacts behave exactly like Codex/OpenCode native installs: 1. _install_content wraps the shared markdown transform with rewrite_projection_shell_bridge, so staged workflow bodies rewrite their shell-executable 'gpd'/'gpd --raw' lines (including $(...) command substitutions) onto the runtime CLI bridge. This also embeds the pinned interpreter, satisfying checkout-python pinning. 2. project_markdown_surface override rewrites fenced shell invocations on projected command surfaces (tilde fences included), mirroring the Codex adapter's bridge handling for non-native runtimes. 3. Add hermes budgets to the projection ratchet/compact-workflow budget fixtures (staged-init commands and compact workflow references), matched to the equivalent OpenCode skill surface (measured within 0.9%), so catalog-consistency tests and baseline budgets pass. Result: all hermes roundtrip, parity, and diagnostics tests pass; the only remaining failures in tests/adapters/ are pre-existing Windows-environment issues (symlinks without admin, XDG paths) that affect other runtimes equally.
Rollup of the integration fixes in this branchMaintainer notes for review. This sums up the two review rounds — the two Round 1 (3ea2eaf) — the two originally flagged defects
Also in this round: expanded Round 2 (f5ee710) — full projection parity with native runtimesWhile the brand-new runtime is not in
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Hermes Agent runtime adapter
The first open-source agentic AI physicist (GPD) currently installs into Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, and OpenCode. This PR adds Hermes Agent (Nous Research) as a supported runtime, following the same adapter pattern as the existing runtimes.
What it adds
src/gpd/adapters/hermes.py—HermesAdapter(RuntimeAdapter):skills/gpd-*/SKILL.md), mirroring the Codex skills-surface pattern.tool_name_mapmaps GPD canonical tool names to Hermes tool names (read_file,write_file,apply_patch,shell,search_files,find_files,todo_list,delegate_task).skills_dirresolves fromHERMES_SKILLS_DIR→HERMES_HOME/skills→%LOCALAPPDATA%\Hermes\skills(Windows) →~/.hermes/skills.src/gpd/adapters/runtime_catalog.json— register thehermesruntime descriptor (priority 60,/gpd:command prefix,HERMES_HOMEconfig resolution).How to install (once merged)
npx -y get-physics-done --hermes --local # or --globalVerified
gpd doctor --runtime hermes --local→ reportsready for installation.gpd install hermes --local→ installs all 71 commands + 24 agents as 95 valid HermesSKILL.mdfiles (parseable YAML frontmatter, ownership marker after the frontmatter).tests/adapters/test_base.py) passes for thehermesruntime.tests/test_runtime_catalog_bootstrap_contract.pypasses with the new descriptor.Hermes is OpenAI-compatible (native MCP client, skill system with YAML frontmatter), so the mapping is analogous to the Codex adapter.
Note on pre-existing failures
The tests parametrized per runtime hit a pre-existing
re.error: bad escape \Son Python 3.12 (present onmainbefore this PR — reproducible with the adapters suite on a clean checkout). Thehermescases fail identically to the existingcodexcases; this PR does not introduce any new failure mode.Summary by CodeRabbit