Resource name
Hermes Windows Runtime Skills
URL
https://github.com/CorsenAI/hermes-windows-runtime-skills
Author
@CorsenAI
Category
Community Skills
Brief description
Hermes Windows Runtime Skills is an MIT-licensed community tap containing two complementary Hermes Agent skills. windows-wsl-file-navigation routes file and search operations across native Windows, Git Bash/MSYS, and WSL according to the process that consumes each path. windows-python-runtime selects and verifies an already-installed, project-compatible Python interpreter without installing Python, changing dependencies, or falling through to an unrelated runtime.
Both skills fail closed when evidence is insufficient. Version 0.1.0 validates local Hermes backends; Docker, container, SSH, and other remote terminal backends are explicitly outside its current scope.
Why it's awesome
It separates two problems that are often conflated: reaching the intended file in the correct execution domain and trusting the interpreter that will execute code. Users can install either skill alone or both together, and each skill points to its complement.
The pack provides concrete Hermes file-tool, native Windows, Git Bash/MSYS, and WSL routing rules; a non-installing Windows Python resolver; Windows and Ubuntu CI; PowerShell 5.1 and 7 contracts; secret and archive gates; and a live WSL release test. A bounded public-source review found no exact counterpart in the official Hermes catalogs and documents the closest alternatives without making a universal uniqueness claim.
Why now
Hermes users working across Windows and WSL need repeatable path and Python-runtime decisions that do not silently search the wrong namespace or execute the first interpreter on PATH.
License
MIT
Suggested maturity label
beta
Disclosures
Resource name
Hermes Windows Runtime Skills
URL
https://github.com/CorsenAI/hermes-windows-runtime-skills
Author
@CorsenAI
Category
Community Skills
Brief description
Hermes Windows Runtime Skills is an MIT-licensed community tap containing two complementary Hermes Agent skills. windows-wsl-file-navigation routes file and search operations across native Windows, Git Bash/MSYS, and WSL according to the process that consumes each path. windows-python-runtime selects and verifies an already-installed, project-compatible Python interpreter without installing Python, changing dependencies, or falling through to an unrelated runtime.
Both skills fail closed when evidence is insufficient. Version 0.1.0 validates local Hermes backends; Docker, container, SSH, and other remote terminal backends are explicitly outside its current scope.
Why it's awesome
It separates two problems that are often conflated: reaching the intended file in the correct execution domain and trusting the interpreter that will execute code. Users can install either skill alone or both together, and each skill points to its complement.
The pack provides concrete Hermes file-tool, native Windows, Git Bash/MSYS, and WSL routing rules; a non-installing Windows Python resolver; Windows and Ubuntu CI; PowerShell 5.1 and 7 contracts; secret and archive gates; and a live WSL release test. A bounded public-source review found no exact counterpart in the official Hermes catalogs and documents the closest alternatives without making a universal uniqueness claim.
Why now
Hermes users working across Windows and WSL need repeatable path and Python-runtime decisions that do not silently search the wrong namespace or execute the first interpreter on PATH.
License
MIT
Suggested maturity label
beta
Disclosures