docs(handoff): mirror HERMES_AGENT_ENABLE.md from HermesProof - #44
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How to activate the Hermes Agent USER bridge on this side. The bridge itself lives in HermesProof (PR #20); Hermes3D consumes it via the HermesProof MCP server. Mirror exists so users find activation instructions from either repo. Lists all 62 supported provider classes (DeepSeek + MiniMax + SiliconFlow + Anthropic + Cohere + 57 others), both routing modes (local_private and hybrid), per-client setup for Claude Code / Codex CLI / KiloCode / Cursor / Windsurf / VSCode+Copilot. Task ID: H3D-V5.3-HERMES-AGENT-ENABLE Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request introduces a new documentation file, HERMES_AGENT_ENABLE.md, which provides comprehensive instructions for enabling and configuring the Hermes Agent across various MCP clients like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. The documentation covers environment setup, provider routing, and security auditing. The review feedback suggests improving the documentation's portability by replacing environment-specific absolute paths with generic placeholders and correcting a version typo for the DeepSeek provider.
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| # 1. Put your API keys in G:\private\.env (NEVER inside any repo) |
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The absolute path G:\private\.env is specific to a local environment. Using a placeholder or a generic path would make the documentation more portable for other developers.
| # 1. Put your API keys in G:\private\.env (NEVER inside any repo) | |
| # 1. Put your API keys in a secure .env file (e.g., ~/.hermes/.env) (NEVER inside any repo) |
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| | 1 | DeepSeek (v4) | `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY` | api.deepseek.com | |
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"DeepSeek (v4)" appears to be a typo, as the current major version is V3. If this refers to a specific internal version, please clarify; otherwise, updating it to V3 would be more accurate for users.
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| "args": ["G:/Github/hermes3d-mcp-lock-orchestrator/src/server.mjs"], |
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The absolute path to the MCP server script is environment-specific. It should be replaced with a placeholder (e.g., /path/to/...) to guide users on where to point the command. This also applies to lines 163 and 181.
| "args": ["G:/Github/hermes3d-mcp-lock-orchestrator/src/server.mjs"], | |
| "args": ["/path/to/hermes3d-mcp-lock-orchestrator/src/server.mjs"], |
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Task ID: H3D-V5.3-HERMES-AGENT-ENABLE
Summary
Mirrors the Hermes Agent activation guide from HermesProof PR #20 so users find the docs from either repo.
The bridge itself lives in HermesProof (`src/core/hermes-agent-bridge.mjs`); Hermes3D consumes it via the HermesProof MCP server (`hermes3d-locks` server name).
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