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feat(hermes): add the plugin-catalog directory as a thin wrapper - #974
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participant Hermes
participant CatalogPlugin
participant HermesVenv
participant MnemosyneHermes
Hermes->>CatalogPlugin: Read plugin.yaml and pyproject.toml
CatalogPlugin->>HermesVenv: Install declared dependencies
Hermes->>MnemosyneHermes: Load register and register_memory_provider
MnemosyneHermes-->>Hermes: Provide registration hooks
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The Hermes catalog installs a directory; a plugin.yaml with nothing loadable beside it installs and does nothing (hermes-agent#113851). integrations/hermes-catalog/ carries plugin.yaml (name mnemosyne, kind exclusive, the 37 tools register() exposes by default), a pyproject.toml whose dependencies Hermes installs into its venv and re-applies after updates, and an __init__.py re-exporting the package hooks. The PyPI project in integrations/hermes/ is untouched, per #859. Validated with hermes plugins validate at hermes-agent a08dee94: all checks pass.
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In `@integrations/hermes-catalog/README.md`:
- Around line 6-13: Update the Hermes integration README to document the
required coexistence settings: set memory_enabled and user_profile_enabled to
false, while explicitly instructing users not to disable the Hermes memory tool
because doing so also disables Mnemosyne tools. Keep the installation
documentation current alongside these configuration requirements.
In `@tests/test_hermes_catalog_plugin.py`:
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| - `plugin.yaml` names the plugin `mnemosyne`, marks it `kind: exclusive` (a | ||
| memory provider, loaded only when `memory.provider: mnemosyne` is set), and | ||
| requires a Hermes release that installs plugin dependencies. | ||
| - `pyproject.toml` declares the real implementation, the `mnemosyne-hermes` | ||
| package on PyPI, plus `mnemosyne-memory[embeddings]`. Hermes installs both | ||
| into its own venv on install and re-applies them after every `hermes update`. | ||
| - `__init__.py` re-exports `register` and `register_memory_provider` from | ||
| the installed package so the directory is loadable. |
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Document the required Hermes coexistence settings.
This README omits the configuration required when using Mnemosyne. Add memory_enabled: false and user_profile_enabled: false. State that users must not disable the Hermes memory tool, because that also disables Mnemosyne tools.
As per path instructions, integration-specific install documentation must stay current.
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In `@integrations/hermes-catalog/README.md` around lines 6 - 13, Update the Hermes
integration README to document the required coexistence settings: set
memory_enabled and user_profile_enabled to false, while explicitly instructing
users not to disable the Hermes memory tool because doing so also disables
Mnemosyne tools. Keep the installation documentation current alongside these
configuration requirements.
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subdir moves to integrations/hermes-catalog, the directory plugin shape from NousResearch#113851 (plugin.yaml kind exclusive, __init__.py shim, dependency pyproject). sha 17abb10 is the merge of mnemosyne-oss/mnemosyne#974. Tool list trimmed to the 37 tools register() exposes in an isolated probe; requires_hermes >=0.22.
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subdir moves to integrations/hermes-catalog, the directory plugin shape from NousResearch#113851 (plugin.yaml kind exclusive, __init__.py shim, dependency pyproject). sha 17abb10 is the merge of mnemosyne-oss/mnemosyne#974. Tool list trimmed to the 37 tools register() exposes in an isolated probe; requires_hermes >=0.22.
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…mosyne-oss#974) * feat(hermes): add the plugin-catalog directory as a thin wrapper The Hermes catalog installs a directory; a plugin.yaml with nothing loadable beside it installs and does nothing (hermes-agent#113851). integrations/hermes-catalog/ carries plugin.yaml (name mnemosyne, kind exclusive, the 37 tools register() exposes by default), a pyproject.toml whose dependencies Hermes installs into its venv and re-applies after updates, and an __init__.py re-exporting the package hooks. The PyPI project in integrations/hermes/ is untouched, per mnemosyne-oss#859. Validated with hermes plugins validate at hermes-agent a08dee94: all checks pass. * test: tomllib is 3.11+, fall back to tomli or skip on 3.10 * test: the catalog manifest joins the version contract
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Implements the catalog side of dplush's #859 decision and teknium's hold on hermes-agent#113581: a dedicated directory plugin, separate from the PyPI project.
integrations/hermes-catalog/:plugin.yaml:name: mnemosyne(same install directory as the wrapper, so a machine has one or the other and Hermes refuses a silent overwrite),kind: exclusiveso the general loader never imports it,requires_hermes: ">=0.22", andprovides_toolslisting the 37 toolsregister()exposes by default.mnemosyne_batch,mnemosyne_apply_pendingandmnemosyne_forget_canonicalare dispatched but not registered in a default probe, so they are not declared; declaring them would only draw a validator warning.pyproject.toml: dependency declaration only, no build-system. Hermes installsmnemosyne-hermes>=0.7.0,<0.8andmnemosyne-memory[embeddings]>=3.11.1into its venv and re-applies them afterhermes update.__init__.py: re-exportsregisterandregister_memory_providerfrom the installed package; mentions the provider contract in its first 8 KB soplugins/memorydiscovery finds it without importing.README.md: what the directory is and how it relates to wrapper installs.integrations/hermes/is untouched. Root package discovery already excludesintegrations*.Verified:
hermes plugins validatefrom hermes-agent a08dee94 (has #113851) passes every check including the capability probe (register() ran in isolation) and the security scan.tests/test_hermes_catalog_plugin.pypins the manifest shape, the dependency declaration, the tool list against the package schemas, and a fresh-process import of the shim.Not in this PR: the catalog pin bump on hermes-agent#113581 (subdir moves to
integrations/hermes-catalog, tool list to 37), which waits for this to merge; and thepython_runtime: externaldeclaration for wrapper installs, which #859 schedules after #967.Summary
Adds
integrations/hermes-catalog/as a separate Hermes directory-plugin wrapper.mnemosyneplugin for Hermes>=0.22.mnemosyne-hermesandmnemosyne-memory[embeddings].registerandregister_memory_provider.integrations/hermes/unchanged.Architectural impact
This is the right packaging boundary for Hermes. No evidence shows erosion of local-first guarantees. Hermes validation and security checks are reported as passing. A complete test-run result is not established.