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Hermes Dashboard plugins get build guide

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Hermes Dashboard plugins get build guide
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Hermes Dashboard plugins get build guide

A new video walkthrough shows how to build Hermes Dashboard plugins, covering the extensibility model, plugin manifest, SDK, and optional backend routes. The docs frame plugins as drop-in tabs for the web dashboard, so developers can extend Hermes without forking the core app.

// ANALYSIS

This is a practical tutorial more than a splashy launch, but it matters because it turns Hermes from a runnable agent into a customizable platform.

  • Hermes plugins are lightweight: a manifest plus a prebuilt JS bundle, with optional CSS and FastAPI routes
  • The dashboard SDK exposes React, UI primitives, and Hermes API helpers, which lowers the barrier to building useful extensions
  • The architecture supports custom tabs and backend endpoints without touching dashboard source, which is the real unlock for community ecosystem growth
  • The feature fits Hermes’ broader push toward modularity and self-hosted extensibility rather than a closed agent experience
  • For power users, this is the kind of surface area that makes a framework stick: once people can add their own tools, they start building around it
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DISCOVERED

96d ago

2026-04-29

PUBLISHED

96d ago

2026-04-29

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