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@opengonka-com/hermes-setup

v0.1.0

Published

Gonka Router onboarding helper for configuring Hermes Agent.

Readme

@opengonka-com/hermes-setup

Point hermes-agent at the Gonka Router OpenAI-compatible endpoint in one npx command.

npx @opengonka-com/hermes-setup

Node License

Need an account / API key? Register and issue a gnk-sk-… key at https://opengonka.com. The installer also prints this link as a clickable terminal link right before it asks for your key.

Overview

@opengonka-com/hermes-setup is a small onboarding helper for people who use hermes-agent and want it configured to use Gonka Router without manually editing ~/.hermes/config.yaml or ~/.hermes/.env.

It configures Hermes to use:

  • provider: custom
  • base_url: https://node.gonka.lat/v1

Is This For You?

This helper is for you if you want Hermes to use Gonka Router as its primary OpenAI-compatible endpoint through provider: custom and https://node.gonka.lat/v1.

You should also have:

  • hermes-agent available on your machine
  • Hermes Agent v2026.5.16 / v0.14.0 or newer
  • a Gonka Router API key (gnk-sk-…) — get one at https://opengonka.com
  • an interactive terminal
  • Linux, macOS, or WSL2

What Happens During Setup

In plain language, the helper:

  • finds the active Hermes config, including --profile <name> if you use one
  • prints an active (clickable) registration link so unregistered users can sign up and create a key
  • asks for your Gonka Router key through a hidden prompt
  • calls GET https://node.gonka.lat/v1/models, compares the live catalog with the checked-in launch qualification artifacts, and offers only currently qualified models
  • writes the minimum Hermes settings needed for Gonka Router
  • rolls back if a later write fails

A successful GET /v1/models check confirms auth and model visibility only. It does not prove billing, quota, or first-request readiness.

What It Changes

The helper manages these Hermes files:

  • ~/.hermes/config.yaml
  • ~/.hermes/.env

When setup succeeds, the helper writes only the Gonka-Router-managed surface:

  • model.provider = custom
  • model.base_url = https://node.gonka.lat/v1
  • model.default = <selected model>
  • model.api_key = ${GONKA_ROUTER_API_KEY}
  • GONKA_ROUTER_API_KEY (your raw key, stored only in ~/.hermes/.env)

Your raw key is stored only in ~/.hermes/.env. It is never written to config.yaml; the config only stores the ${GONKA_ROUTER_API_KEY} reference.

Important Limits

The helper intentionally stays narrow:

  • it does not replace hermes setup
  • it does not support legacy endpoint paths such as OPENAI_BASE_URL, LLM_MODEL, root-level provider / base_url, or legacy custom_providers
  • it does not accept arbitrary custom base URLs
  • it does not mutate shell profiles or auth.json credential pools
  • it does not support native Windows
  • it does not claim full first-request verification beyond GET /v1/models

The current checked-in launch qualification artifacts include:

  • moonshotai/Kimi-K2.6 (recommended default)
  • MiniMaxAI/MiniMax-M2.7
  • Qwen/Qwen3-235B-A22B-Instruct-2507-FP8

Configuration source of truth

Everything that identifies the deployment lives in src/constants/contract.ts:

| Constant | Value | | ------------------ | --------------------------- | | canonicalBaseUrl | https://node.gonka.lat/v1 | | registrationUrl | https://opengonka.com | | apiKeyEnvVar | GONKA_ROUTER_API_KEY | | apiKeyPrefix | gnk-sk- |

Change those values to retarget the installer at a different router/hub.

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