rullerzhou-afk/clawd-on-desk
Clawd on Desk is a pixel desktop pet that reacts to your AI coding agent's activity in real time, offering visual feedback for various states and supporting numerous AI agents including Hermes.
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aydnOktay/hermes-debug-desk
Debug Desk is a Hermes plugin that surfaces two pieces of day-to-day debugging context directly in the Hermes Desktop UI: a digest of the day's git activity (git log --since=midnight, computed deterministically with no model call) and the most recent failed terminal command the agent ran, captured through a post_tool_call hook on terminal and process tool calls. Both are shown in a dedicated desktop pane plus a compact status chip that turns red when a failure happened within the last fifteen minutes, and are also reachable through slash commands (/debug-desk today, /debug-desk last, /debug-desk last summarize) and two agent tools (debug_daily_report, debug_last_failure). A failure is recognized by a nonzero exit code or traceback-like output; the stored record keeps only the last eight lines, redacts likely secrets, and is debounced for 120 seconds to avoid re-reporting the same failure repeatedly. An optional refresh-summary action calls the user's currently active model (ctx.llm) to turn the raw failure text into a short explanation, falling back to showing the raw lines when no model context is available. The plugin explicitly does not watch VS Code, PowerShell, or any terminal outside of Hermes itself, its scope is limited to commands the Hermes agent itself executed. State is kept outside the plugin's install tree, in $HERMES_HOME/plugin-data/debug-desk/state.json, so it survives plugin updates. Installation is a standard hermes plugins install followed by enabling the plugin and restarting the gateway; the desktop pane ships enabled by default and is reachable from the Capabilities menu or a command-palette shortcut. A bundled hermes plugins doctor check and CI workflow validate the plugin's structure. It targets Hermes users who want an always-visible, low-noise summary of recent repository activity and the last thing that broke, without switching to a separate terminal or git client to check.
https://github.com/aydnOktay/hermes-debug-desk
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