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Skills/NOUSRESEARCH/HERMES AGENT

nousresearch/hermes-agent

1 skill · 3.5k installs · 187k stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/nousresearch/hermes-agent

Skills in this repo

1DogfoodDogfood is an agent skill for Hermes-style environments that turns browser tooling into systematic exploratory QA on live web apps. Solo builders install it when they need to stress navigation, forms, and critical flows without writing a full Playwright suite first. You supply an entry URL, a feature scope or full-site pass, and optionally an output folder; the skill plans coverage, walks the app with browser tools, saves screenshots as evidence, and finishes with a structured markdown report. It matters because shipping solo often means no dedicated QA team—this ritual keeps testing consistent, reproducible, and documented instead of ad-hoc clicking in devtools.3.5kinstalls