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Hermes profile pack for archiving and browsing curated links + web dashboard app
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hermes-link-curator is an open-source ai agents skill for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT, built by dodo-reach. Hermes profile pack for archiving and browsing curated links + web dashboard app. It has 110 GitHub stars.
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Clone the repository with "git clone https://github.com/dodo-reach/hermes-link-curator" and add it to your Claude Code skills directory (see the Installation section above).
hermes-link-curator is primarily written in HTML. It is open-source under dodo-reach on GitHub, so you can review or fork the full source.
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A link curator profile pack for Hermes Agent — turn any Hermes agent into a librarian. Send a URL, get it archived, tagged, summarized, and browsable in a fast Obsidian-style dashboard.
The archive is just a local web app, so it works well on desktop and mobile: list view, calendar, search, tags, day pages, graph view, and JSON stats all read from the same markdown vault.
obsidian + link-curator-dashboard) — drop into any Hermes profileThe agent receives links on Telegram, Discord, or anywhere else → fetches content → writes entries to a local markdown vault → the dashboard reads the vault and serves a search/tag/graph view.
Hermes Link Curator is designed for Unix-like environments:
You need Hermes Agent, Python 3.10+, and a Bash-compatible shell. The dashboard itself is a standard FastAPI app, but the installer and profile paths assume ~/.hermes/....
Send your Hermes agent a message like:
Install https://github.com/dodo-reach/hermes-link-curator — follow the AGENT_GUIDE.md.
The agent will read AGENT_GUIDE.md, create a new profile, copy the pieces, and start the dashboard. You can then start archiving:
archive https://github.com/some/repo
or use the dashboard at http://localhost:8090.
Prefer the manual path? Run ./install.sh from this repo — it asks one question (profile name) and does the same thing.
The installer copies the web app into your Hermes profile and starts it from:
~/.hermes/profiles/<profile-name>/dashboard/
By default it listens on:
http://localhost:8090
That means it is exposed only on the machine running Hermes. The dashboard reads the vault at ~/.hermes/profiles/<profile-name>/vault/, so every archived link appears there as markdown and in the web UI.
You can change the port when installing, or later by running:
cd ~/.hermes/profiles/<profile-name>/dashboard
./start.sh 8091
The dashboard binds to 127.0.0.1 by default. To make it reachable from your iPhone on the same private network, start it with:
cd ~/.hermes/profiles/<profile-name>/dashboard
ARCHIVE_HOST=0.0.0.0 ./start.sh 8090
Then open http://<your-mac-ip>:8090 from Safari on iPhone.
Once the dashboard is reachable from your iPhone:
Archive or Hermes Links.From then on, you can launch the archive from your Home Screen like a small private app.
For access outside your home network, use Tailscale instead of exposing the dashboard to the public internet:
ARCHIVE_HOST=0.0.0.0.http://<mac-tailscale-name>:8090 or http://<mac-tailscale-ip>:8090.The dashboard does not include authentication, so keep it behind localhost, your LAN, or Tailscale. Do not publish it directly to the open internet.
hermes-link-curator/
├── README.md # you are here
├── AGENT_GUIDE.md # instructions for the agent
├── install.sh # self-service installer
├── SOUL.template.md # paste into your profile's SOUL.md
├── skill-obsidian/ # the save-link skill
├── skill-link-curator-dashboard/ # the dashboard maintenance skill
└── dashboard/ # standalone FastAPI web app
Everything lives under ~/.hermes/profiles/<profile-name>/. Path auto-discovery — no env vars to set, no config files to edit:
~/.hermes/profiles/link-curator/
├── SOUL.md # personality + triggers
├── vault/ # the archive (auto-created on first save)
│ ├── INDEX.md # master list, newest first
│ └── YYYY-MM-DD.md # daily notes
├── skills/note-taking/
│ ├── obsidian/ # the save workflow
│ └── link-curator-dashboard/ # dashboard maintenance
└── dashboard/ # the FastAPI web app
├── main.py
├── archive.py # vault parser
├── validate.py # integrity checker
└── start.sh # launcher
The dashboard reads the vault and exposes: list, calendar, search, tag pages, day pages, a D3 force-directed tag graph, and a JSON stats endpoint.
The base install gets you archiving. Two more steps are documented in AGENT_GUIDE.md:
Built by dodo-reach as a personal system, packaged for the Hermes community. Powered by Hermes Agent by Nous Research.
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