What a bot is
allowed to touch.

A plugin is a connection a bot can be given: a calendar, a repository, a machine of your own. You install it, you approve it once, then you choose which bots may use it — one bot at a time, never all of them by default.

Everything below is being built. Nothing here is downloadable yet, and the list will change as we find out what people actually connect. Join the list to hear when the first ones ship.

• Your machine

  In development

  Hermes runs on hardware you own. Pair the machine once, then choose which bots may reach it. Nothing leaves the machine unless a bot you allowed asks for it.

• Managed environment

  Planned

  A private Linux environment we keep running for you, with persistent files, a maintained Hermes and an included AI allowance. For people who want the bots without the machine.

• Calendar

  In development

  Reads the events a bot needs to plan around. Writing to your calendar is a separate permission you grant on its own.

• Notes

  In development

  Reads and writes the notes a bot is allowed to touch, so a plan it wrote has somewhere to live.

• Files

  In development

  Attachments and documents shared in a conversation, available to the bots in that conversation and no others.

• Repositories

  In development

  Reads branches and files from a repository you connect, so a bot can answer questions about code that already exists.

• Web reading

  In development

  Fetches pages you allow and keeps the source beside every finding, so you can check the work rather than trust it.

• Computer viewing and control

  In development

  Watch a bot work on a screen, or take over. Authorised separately from every other permission, and never implied by one.

• Boards and notes

  Planned

  Native boards and notes inside the workspace rather than another tab to keep open.

How access works. A connection belongs to you, not to a bot. Granting one bot the calendar does not grant it to the others, and removing a plugin removes it everywhere at once. Reading private conversations is never part of a plugin.