Hy4ri/hermes-mobile

Native Android app for Hermes Agent. Your agent, in your pocket.

What it solves

Hermes Mobile provides a native Android interface for managing and interacting with your Hermes AI agent. It bridges the gap between your phone and a running Hermes dashboard, allowing you to control agent operations remotely.

How it works

The app connects to your Hermes dashboard via REST API and WebSocket gateway. Once connected, it provides a centralized hub to chat with your agent, manage skills, monitor logs, and adjust configurations. It supports secure authentication methods, including basic auth, tokens, and mTLS, and offers optional privacy features like app locks and profile-specific restrictions.

Who it’s for

It is designed for users who already run a Hermes AI agent dashboard and want to manage their agent's tasks, configurations, and conversations directly from their Android device.

Highlights

  • Comprehensive Control: Manage profiles, plugins, cron jobs, environment keys, and model selections.
  • Productivity Tools: Includes Kanban boards for task management and live log streaming.
  • Privacy-Focused: Features optional biometric app locks, profile-specific PIN locks, and encrypted local storage for unsent text drafts.
  • Customizable Design: Supports Material You dynamic colors and seven built-in theme presets.
  • Advanced Connectivity: Offers support for custom headers (e.g., Cloudflare Access), mTLS client certificates, and per-origin TLS CA restrictions.

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