feat(hermes): multi-profile discovery, expanded tool mapping, profile-aware parse - #444
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHermes now discovers and parses sessions across default and profile databases. Session metadata includes the producing database path and optional profile label. Additional Hermes tool names map to canonical transform types. ChangesHermes multi-database session support
Hermes tool mappings
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Multi-profile discovery can currently associate replay data with the wrong database, while Windows paths and timestamp-based session IDs may be handled incorrectly. The PR is not merge-ready until the source-path bug and related edge cases are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HermesParser
participant openAllHermesDbs
participant HermesDatabases
participant discoverHermesSessions
HermesParser->>openAllHermesDbs: locate session across database paths
openAllHermesDbs->>HermesDatabases: open discovered state.db files
HermesDatabases-->>openAllHermesDbs: return database handles and paths
discoverHermesSessions->>HermesDatabases: scan opened databases
HermesDatabases-->>discoverHermesSessions: return session records
discoverHermesSessions-->>discoverHermesSessions: deduplicate and sort sessions
HermesParser-->>HermesParser: parse the session from its producing database
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In `@packages/provider-hermes/src/hermes/discover.ts`:
- Around line 247-252: Update profileFromDbPath to normalize dbPath with
redactFilePath before searching for the /profiles/ marker, ensuring Windows
separators are converted to / while preserving the existing profile extraction
behavior.
In `@packages/provider-hermes/src/hermes/parser.ts`:
- Around line 328-334: Update parseSessionFromDb to accept a dbPath parameter
and use it for dataSourceInfo.sources instead of reading _dbPath from the
sessions row or falling back to hermesDbPath(). At every new parseSessionFromDb
call site, pass the actual producing path, such as opened.dbPath, winnerPath, or
the retry path.
In `@packages/provider-hermes/src/hermes/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 120-122: Update isHermesSessionId to use the correct digit
character classes in its timestamp pattern, replacing the escaped-backslash form
with /^\d{8}_\d{6}_/ so IDs like 20260819_123456_x are recognized; preserve the
existing session_ prefix check.
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| function profileFromDbPath(dbPath: string): string | undefined { | ||
| const marker = "/profiles/"; | ||
| const idx = dbPath.indexOf(marker); | ||
| if (idx === -1) return undefined; | ||
| const rest = dbPath.slice(idx + marker.length); | ||
| return rest.split("/")[0] || undefined; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Normalize the database path before extracting the profile.
join() produces \ separators on Windows. indexOf("/profiles/") then fails, so profile sessions have no profile label. Normalize with redactFilePath before matching the /profiles/ segment.
As per coding guidelines, normalize replay file paths to / for cross-platform display via redactFilePath.
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In `@packages/provider-hermes/src/hermes/discover.ts` around lines 247 - 252,
Update profileFromDbPath to normalize dbPath with redactFilePath before
searching for the /profiles/ marker, ensuring Windows separators are converted
to / while preserving the existing profile extraction behavior.
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thanks @ebolamerican, was busy at work, will take a look later this week |
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Thanks for the PR — multi-profile Hermes discovery is exactly the right call, and the marker-path fast path is a nice touch. I pushed a few fixes to this branch to get it merge-ready (verified against real multi-profile data on my machine): Fixes
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…-aware parse - discover: scan all known Hermes DBs (default + every ~/.hermes/profiles/*/state.db), merging with dedup and timestamp sort. Respects HERMES_HOME when set. Previously only the default DB was read, so sessions in the active codex profile (and any named profile) were invisible in the dashboard. - parser: openAllHermesDbs + hintedDbPath fast-path. Marker paths like .../profiles/codex/state.db#session:ID already carry the correct DB; use that before scanning all DBs. Handles both the discovered-session and --session flows. - sqlite: new hermesDbPaths() / openAllHermesDbs() helpers; single-DB openHermesDb unchanged. - tool-mapping: add browser_* (navigate/click/type/snapshot/console/ scroll/press/get_images), cronjob, memory, and codex so the replay transform renders them with a first-class name. Matches claude-replay Hermes support built in parallel: es617/claude-replay#32
- sqlite: restore digit character classes in isHermesSessionId (accidental over-escaping made every valid id fail to match) - sqlite: mirror Hermes's get_default_hermes_root() in a new hermesRootDir(): HERMES_HOME inside ~/.hermes (profile mode) keeps scanning all profiles; Docker-style HERMES_HOME outside ~/.hermes scans <HERMES_HOME>/profiles/* instead of being treated as one dir - parser: pass the producing dbPath into parseSessionFromDb so dataSourceInfo.sources names the right SQLite file for profile sessions (the _dbPath lookup never resolved) - parser: drop the redundant second candidate pass after openAllHermesDbs already scanned every DB fresh - discover: remove unused imports and the undeclared 'profile' field (no consumer yet; revisit alongside dashboard support) - tests: multi-profile discovery merge/dedup/marker-path coverage, isHermesSessionId regression, dataSourceInfo source path - docs: CLAUDE.md Hermes notes for multi-profile + WAL caveat
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Thanks for the first contribution, @ebolamerican — and welcome! 🎉 Multi-profile discovery closes a real gap: on my own machine the default DB only had cron sessions while the actual work sat in I pushed a handful of fixes to your branch during review (detailed in my earlier comment) — most notably aligning Merged as a9517fb. Looking forward to more contributions! |
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Vibe Replay already has Hermes support (provider-hermes, #421). This PR closes the remaining gaps so it matches the Hermes setup people actually run — multiple profiles — and cleans up a few tool-mapping blind spots.
Why
On this machine the default
~/.hermes/state.dbonly has legacy/cron sessions; the real work lives in~/.hermes/profiles/codex/state.db(andmimo,backup). Today discovery only opens one DB (hermesDbPath()), so the dashboard shows 443 stale sessions and hides the 30 sessions incodex— including every session the reporter tried to replay. A few common Hermes tools also render as raw lowercase idsbrowser_navigate,cronjobinstead of their viewer names.Related: es617/claude-replay#32 (the same Hermes coverage was just added to claude-replay in parallel).
What changed
sqlite.ts — new
hermesDbPaths()/openAllHermesDbs()hermesDbPaths()returns the default DB plus every~/.hermes/profiles/*/state.dbthat exists. RespectsHERMES_HOME— when set, only that directory is used (mirrors Hermes itself).openAllHermesDbs()opens each known DB viasql.js(WASM) with the same table-probe guard.discover.ts — scan all DBs
discoverHermesSessions()now opens all DBs, callslistSessionsFromDb(db, dbPath)per-DB, dedups bysessionId, and re-sorts globally bylast_activity_at. EachSessionInfocarries the correct marker path<dbPath>#session:<id>so the viewer links back to the right SQLite file, and aprofilefield for badge/grouping in the dashboard.listSessionsFromDbnow takes an optionaldbPathOverrideso per-DB marker paths are accurate.parser.ts — profile-aware parse
hintedDbPath()fast-path: marker paths like.../profiles/codex/state.db#session:IDalready encode the right DB — use that before scanning all DBs. Clean open/close ownership: find the winner while handles are live, close all, then re-open the winning DB fresh and parse. No leaked WASM handles.tool-mapping.ts — 10 more tools
browser_navigate→BrowserNavigate,browser_click→BrowserClick,browser_type→BrowserType,browser_snapshot→BrowserSnapshot,browser_console→BrowserConsole,browser_scroll→BrowserScroll,browser_press→BrowserPress,browser_get_images→BrowserImages,cronjob→Cron,memory→Memory,codex→Codexso the transform's scene detection sees them with a first-class name. Matches the mapping already shipped in feat: add Hermes Agent support (export + live SQLite) es617/claude-replay#32'shermes.mjs.How to test
On this machine
hermesDbPaths()now returns four paths and discovery returns 473 sessions (was ~443) with thecodexprofile's 30 sessions now visible.No breaking changes
Existing single-DB users (including
HERMES_HOMEsetups) see identical behaviour — the new enumeration just additionally includes profiles when they exist. Existing tests that calllistSessionsFromDb(db)without the newdbPathOverridearg still work via the default.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Improvements
HERMES_HOMElocations.