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hermes-memory-wiki

Memory Wiki dashboard plugin for Hermes Agent: a browsable session-history wiki (subject pages and daily logs derived deterministically from your local state.db) plus a read-only Persistent Memory audit panel showing the MEMORY.md / USER.md entries the agent actually carries into every session.

No LLM calls, no writes: the plugin opens state.db read-only through the public hermes_state.SessionDB API and only reads memory files. Editing memory stays with the memory tool (prompt-cache safe).

What you get

A Memory Wiki tab in hermes dashboard (after Sessions) with:

• Subjects — topics extracted from session titles, file paths, tool names, slash commands, quoted phrases and CamelCase identifiers; each subject page lists related sessions and snippets.
• Daily logs — per-day activity with sessions, subjects and "what we did" work items.
• Recent activity — the ten most recently active sessions.
• Persistent Memory — agent notes and user profile entries, rendered exactly as the memory tool parses them, so you can audit what the agent remembers.

Backend routes (mounted at /api/plugins/memory-wiki/, behind the dashboard's normal auth gate):

Route	Returns
GET /overview?subject_limit=&day_limit=	subjects, daily logs, recent sessions, notes
GET /subjects?q=&limit=	subject list, optional substring filter
GET /subjects/{slug}	one subject (404 when unknown)
GET /days?limit=	daily logs
GET /days/{date}	one YYYY-MM-DD log (404 when unknown)

Profile scoping is handled by the host (?profile=<name> on any REST call); the routes resolve HERMES_HOME per request.

Install

From the Nous plugin catalog (pinned, reviewed commit):

hermes plugins install hermes-memory-wiki --enable

Or directly from this repository:

hermes plugins install https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-memory-wiki --enable

Then start (or restart) the dashboard — hermes dashboard — and open the Memory Wiki tab. The plugin must be in plugins.enabled (the --enable flag or hermes plugins enable memory-wiki does that); the web server never imports backend code from plugins you have not enabled.

Uninstall: hermes plugins remove memory-wiki.

Requires Hermes Agent ≥ 0.21 (dashboard plugin SDK with fetchJSON).

Layout

hermes-memory-wiki/
├── plugin.yaml                  # plugin manifest (name: memory-wiki)
├── __init__.py                  # register(ctx) — no tools/hooks; dashboard-only plugin
├── dashboard/
│   ├── manifest.json            # tab declaration (/memory-wiki, icon Database)
│   ├── plugin_api.py            # FastAPI router, mounted at /api/plugins/memory-wiki/
│   ├── memory_wiki_core.py      # stdlib-only aggregation over SessionDB rows
│   ├── src/index.jsx            # UI source (JSX, uses window.__HERMES_PLUGIN_SDK__)
│   └── dist/index.js            # committed build artefact the dashboard loads
├── tests/                       # pytest (needs a hermes-agent checkout, see conftest.py)
└── package.json                 # `npm run build` → dashboard/dist/index.js (esbuild)

Development

npm install                 # esbuild only; React comes from the host SDK at runtime
npm run build               # rebuild dashboard/dist/index.js — commit the result
HERMES_AGENT_REPO=~/.hermes/hermes-agent \
  ~/.hermes/hermes-agent/.venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/ -o "addopts="

dashboard/dist/index.js is a plain IIFE; the dashboard caches it aggressively, so after a rebuild restart the server or navigate away and back. Adding a manifest at runtime needs GET /api/dashboard/plugins/rescan; changing plugin_api.py needs a server restart.

Credits

• Abdullah Raja (@Araja119) — original author of the Memory Wiki (aggregation engine, API and dashboard page) in hermes-agent PR #31244. Authorship is preserved via Co-authored-by trailers on the commits that carry that code.
• Teknium / Nous Research — salvage and hardening in #89940 (Persistent Memory audit panel), and the conversion into this standalone plugin.
• The "show curated memory in the dashboard" idea was independently proposed earlier by @scotty87 in hermes-agent #33043.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.