HermesClaw

HermesClaw is an open-source Python proxy (~500 lines) that solves the iLink token conflict preventing Hermes Agent and OpenClaw from running on the same WeChat account. It acts as the sole iLink poller and spins up two local proxy servers — one for each gateway — so both agents can operate concurrently. Recognized by the Nous Research Hermes Agent team in their official GitHub README community section, HermesClaw is a lightweight community bridge with no media processing or agent API calls of its own.

• Dual-agent routing — Send /hermes, /openclaw, or /both in WeChat to switch which AI agent handles your messages in real time.
• Single-command install — Run one curl command; the smart installer auto-detects installed gateways, extracts the iLink token, patches config files, installs Python deps, and sets up a systemd service.
• AI-assisted install — Drop a text prompt into any AI agent on the target machine to fully automate detection, patching, and service setup.
• Raw iLink message forwarding — HermesClaw forwards raw protocol messages including text, voice transcriptions, and media CDN payloads; each gateway handles its own decryption and AI interaction natively.
• ThreadingHTTPServer proxies — Proxy servers use ThreadingHTTPServer to prevent "Response formatting failed" errors under concurrent load.
• Media symlink fix — Installer creates an OpenClaw media symlink to resolve path mismatches between gateways.
• Hermes message-splitting patch — Optional fix_hermes_splitting.sh patches Hermes Agent's weixin.py to send long replies as single messages instead of paragraph-split chunks.
• 59 pytest tests — Core, proxy, and recovery test suites ship with the project for reliability validation.
• Clean uninstall — Supports both AI-assisted and manual uninstall, restoring all patched config files and removing the systemd service.
• MIT licensed — Free to use, modify, and distribute; not affiliated with NousResearch or OpenClaw.