Hermegeddon

Public GitHub organization, founded Jun 2026

Hermes work that can be inspected.

Hermegeddon is the public namespace for Hermes Agent-adjacent plugins, UI experiments, memory tools, and selected forks. The page mirrors the public GitHub listing so visitors can see what is original, what is forked, and where the source lives.


What is actually here?

A GitHub-backed snapshot of the public namespace: five original projects, six selected forks, seven Python-led repos, and one plain HTML Pages site.

Original repos

Five source projects live here.

The original set currently includes this site plus Hermes plugins for Mycelium provenance, Memory Wiki, memory governance, and delegated Claude Code runtime workflows.

Selected forks

Six forks track adjacent systems.

The fork set covers Hermes WebUI, Open Design, Hermes War Room, DeepTutor, hermes-gizmo, and gbrain: adjacent upstreams kept close for inspection and adaptation.

Published site

One static front door.

hermegeddon.github.io is a plain HTML GitHub Pages repo with a custom domain, so the public site remains easy to diff, preview, and improve.

Public repository directory.

All eleven public repositories from the current org listing, written as short inspection cues rather than marketing summaries.

Source first. Tools second.

The page starts with public repository data, then points to the few project resources that help someone verify or improve it.

Design files The page is the product.

index.html is the canonical public page; CNAME binds hermegeddon.dev; README.md records local preview with Python's HTTP server.

Skills Use specialist review only when it helps.

Creative direction and design review are the useful lane here; media, deck, and ad skills wait until the page needs those surfaces.

Templates Export paths stay optional.

Screenshot, accessibility, PDF, or hosting templates are useful for review and publishing, not for inventing new page content.

Source data GitHub metadata grounds the copy.

The real-data pass uses public GitHub metadata only: repo names, descriptions, languages, licenses, fork/source status, Pages, and update dates.