Hermes Desktop by dodo-reach

Hermes Desktop is a native macOS app that brings the Hermes Agent workflow into a focused, polished Mac workspace without browser wrappers, gateway APIs, or local file mirrors. It connects directly over SSH to your Hermes host, keeping the remote machine as the single source of truth for all sessions, canonical files, cron jobs, skills, and usage data. Built in Swift and SwiftUI, it supports both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs and requires macOS 14 or newer.

• Direct SSH Connection — Create connection profiles using an SSH alias or explicit host/user/port details; the app uses /usr/bin/ssh with no helper daemon on the remote host.
• Profile-Aware Workspace — Select a Hermes profile (default ~/.hermes or a named profile) and every view — overview, files, sessions, usage, cron, skills, and terminal — resolves against that profile.
• Canonical File Editing — Edit USER.md, MEMORY.md, and SOUL.md with atomic saves and remote conflict detection that blocks overwrites if the file changed on the host since you opened it.
• Session Browsing — Read, search, and delete sessions from the canonical ~/.hermes/state.db SQLite store, with fallback to *.jsonl files when SQLite is unavailable.
• Usage Dashboard — View aggregate input/output token totals, top sessions, top models, recent trends, and host-wide cross-profile totals when multiple profiles are readable.
• Skill Management — Recursively discover, read, create, and edit remote SKILL.md files under ~/.hermes/skills/, with quick filtering, folder scaffolding, and conflict checks.
• Cron Job Workflows — Browse, create, edit, pause, resume, run-now, and delete cron jobs from the canonical ~/.hermes/cron/jobs.json, including schedule, model, attached skills, and delivery target.
• Embedded SSH Terminal — A real SSH terminal with multiple tabs across hosts and profiles, quick theme presets, and live background/text color controls for a genuine multi-agent workflow.
• Universal macOS Build — Packaged as a single universal binary for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs; build from source with ./scripts/build-macos-app.sh.
• Open Source (MIT) — The full source is available on GitHub; verify the build, inspect network behavior, or build locally instead of using the release zip.