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Hermes Dashboard

A real-time monitoring dashboard and auto-generated wiki for the Hermes AI agent, showing live sessions, tool calls and activity while also documenting the agent's installed skills, plugins, tools and configuration.

Hermes Dashboard

Hermes Dashboard installs as a plugin into an existing Hermes Agent setup and streams session events to a local bridge server over a Unix socket, which serves a React dashboard over WebSocket and a wiki API over HTTP. The live dashboard tracks each agent session's phase, such as processing, idle, awaiting input or needing approval, an activity feed of tool calls, messages and approvals across sessions, and per-session detail including a context-window visualization, tool-execution history and subagent tracking.

The auto-generated wiki reads directly from a user's Hermes configuration directory to document installed skills, plugins, the full built-in tool reference, command-line flags, the live configuration file, agent memory and persona files, and core-architecture notes; when the dashboard server is offline, the wiki falls back to built-in reference data instead of failing.

It is written in TypeScript and released under the MIT license.

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