delegate

A small bridge to Hermes

Your agent, within reach.

Speak a task into Index 01. Your own Hermes agent takes it from there. Pick up the conversation in Telegram.

See the conversation Make it yours

Self-hosted. Made for your existing Hermes setup.

From a passing thought to a conversation.

Product illustration
Index 01Voice capture

For the release, remember the codename ORBIT.

Transcript to your agent

Hermes

Telegram · example conversation

From your ring

For the release, remember the codename ORBIT.

You

Got it — ORBIT is the release codename.

Hermes
Later, in Telegram

What’s our release codename?

You

ORBIT.

Hermes
A follow-up with the earlier detail in context.

Scripted examples. Nothing is sent to an agent or Telegram.

Less friction, more follow-through

Keep the thought.
Carry on with your day.

01

Say it while it’s there.

A webhook-enabled ring gesture sends your transcript. Another client can send text, too — the ring is optional.

02

Your agent does the work.

Delegate hands the request to Hermes on your host, with the model, tools and permissions you’ve already chosen.

03

Pick up the conversation.

Hermes replies in your configured Telegram DM. Read the answer, add a detail or ask the next question there.

On your machine or a persistent VM

Make it yours.

A small Python plugin for a working Hermes gateway. One webhook, one configured Telegram conversation, no extra Python dependencies.

Start with Hermes
  1. 1

    Connect your agent.

    Set up Hermes in a regular Telegram DM and check that it answers.

  2. 2

    Add the bridge.

    Install Delegate, fix the destination and protect the HTTPS webhook with a private bearer secret.

  3. 3

    Try a conversation.

    Send a transcript, check the answer and follow up in Telegram.

Open-source release in preparation.

The public source and install links will follow fresh-host ring, Telegram and restart acceptance. That acceptance is still pending.

Technical details & release status

The clean release is planned under Apache-2.0. Fake-agent fixtures and plugin installation on the clean test host pass; they do not prove a completed ring request or a Telegram reply.

The first release targets the default Hermes profile and one regular Telegram DM. Grok and Muse are separate integrations. A saved ring note alone does not trigger the webhook.

A 202 response means queue acceptance. The personal plugin has no durable outbox or deduplication; inspect the conversation before retrying an ambiguous request.

Installation command preview, for after publication:

hermes plugins install il-figlio/delegate/plugin --no-enable

Pin the reviewed release commit and configure the webhook before enabling it. The bearer allows requests to your agent; keep it private.

A separate, bounded hosted demo

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The demo is currently paused pending owner activation. Its expiring, PIN-gated sessions have no external tools or access to your workspace.

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