Hermes Link Curator is a profile pack that turns a Hermes Agent into a link librarian. You send the agent a URL (over Telegram, Discord, or any other connected channel) and it fetches the content, writes an archived, tagged, and summarized entry into a local Markdown vault, and serves the vault through an Obsidian-style web dashboard.
The pack contains two skills (obsidian for saving links and link-curator-dashboard for dashboard maintenance), a standalone FastAPI dashboard, and a SOUL template that gives the agent an archive-first personality. Everything is installed under the Hermes profile directory, with the vault holding an INDEX.md master list and daily YYYY-MM-DD.md notes. Installation is agent-guided: you ask your Hermes agent to install the repository and follow its agent guide, or run the install script yourself.
The dashboard binds to the local machine by default and has no authentication, so it is meant to stay on the local machine, a private LAN, or a Tailscale tailnet. It can be opened to the local network so a phone on the same network can reach it and add it to the iPhone Home Screen as a web app. macOS and Linux are supported, Windows via WSL should work, and native Windows is not supported by the installer.
Features
- Agent-driven archiving: send a URL in chat and the agent fetches, tags, summarizes, and files it in the vault
- Markdown vault: plain files under the profile directory with a master index and per-day notes, auto-created on first save
- Dashboard views: list, calendar, search, tag pages, day pages, a D3 force-directed tag graph, and a JSON stats endpoint
- Path auto-discovery: no environment variables or config files to edit, since everything resolves from the profile path
- Mobile access: reachable from a phone over LAN or Tailscale and installable as a Home Screen web app
- Integrity checker: a validate.py script checks the vault
- Optional upgrades: a browser-based fetcher with the Playwright MCP server for JavaScript-heavy sites, and a Telegram, Discord, or Slack gateway for sending links
