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@mindbridgeio/hermes

v0.1.5

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MindBridge MCP memory provider and setup command for Hermes Agent.

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@mindbridgeio/hermes

MindBridge memory for the NousResearch Hermes Agent, backed by Hermes' OAuth-enabled MCP client.

npx -y @mindbridgeio/hermes@latest setup

The command installs the native Hermes memory provider, configures https://memory.ifelse.io/mcp with OAuth, selects MindBridge as Hermes' external memory provider, and starts Hermes' browser-based MCP login.

Use another deployment with:

npx -y @mindbridgeio/hermes@latest setup --server-url https://mindbridge.example

The command is safe to rerun. It changes only the MindBridge provider and MCP configuration, preserves unrelated Hermes settings, and removes stale static bearer-header configuration from earlier installations. It does not require a workspace token, a mindbridge executable, or a private Git repository.

Hermes' built-in MEMORY.md and USER.md remain active. MindBridge replaces the currently selected external provider, such as Supermemory.

New Hermes sessions automatically carry the same credential-free project metadata as the Codex and Claude packages. CLI sessions use their current directory. Messaging gateways use Hermes' configured terminal.cwd; set it to an absolute project directory when the gateway should receive project-aware recall:

terminal:
  cwd: /absolute/path/to/project

Git repositories use their normalized remote identity. Repositories without a remote use an install-scoped local identity stored with private permissions under the Hermes MindBridge state directory. Project detection is best-effort, bounded to one second, and never blocks session recording. When Hermes has no trustworthy directory, the session remains workspace-wide.

If OAuth needs to be refreshed later:

hermes mcp login mindbridge

Writes remain non-blocking and are persisted in a bounded SQLite outbox before Hermes sends them through its OAuth-enabled MCP client. Pending events replay in session order after transient failures or a process restart, including the original project metadata. Check the MCP connection, provider installation, and outbox with:

npx -y @mindbridgeio/hermes@latest doctor