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+ # @inline-chat/hermes-agent-adapter
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+ Inline platform plugin for Hermes Agent.
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+ This package installs an external Hermes platform plugin named `inline` and a
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+ supervised Node sidecar that uses `@inline-chat/realtime-sdk` for Inline
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+ realtime transport.
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+
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+ Implemented Hermes-native surfaces:
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+
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+ - realtime inbound messages, replies, and action callbacks
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+ - outbound text, markdown, opt-in edit-message streaming, deletes, typing, media uploads, and reply threads
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+ - Discord-style native Hermes `inline` tool for bounded chat/message/history/thread actions
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+ - clarify prompts, command approvals, slash confirmations, and model picker buttons
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+ - Hermes slash commands synced into Inline's native `/` bot command menu
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+ - DM/group access policy controls compatible with Hermes gateway allowlists
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+ - installer, doctor, dry-run, and live `test-send` probes
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+
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+ ## Feature Support
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+
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+ Supported:
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+
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+ - Install, status, doctor, dry-run, and live `test-send` commands.
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+ - External Hermes platform registration as `inline`.
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+ - `INLINE_TOKEN`, `INLINE_BOT_TOKEN`, `platforms.inline.token`, and `inline.token` auth paths, including simple `${ENV_NAME}` config references.
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+ - Supervised loopback Node sidecar using the Inline realtime SDK.
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+ - Realtime inbound messages, catch-up, replies to bot messages, and action callbacks.
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+ - Outbound text, Markdown parsing, opt-in edit-message streaming, long-message splitting, edits, deletes, typing, and presence.
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+ - Inline reply-thread routing, default DM/group auto-threading, `/threads` controls, parent chat metadata, parent/thread prompt fallback, and thread-specific skill bindings.
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+ - Native Hermes `inline` tool for current-chat/thread reads, bounded history, exact message lookup, sending, editing, deleting bot-owned messages, typing/presence, and reply-thread creation.
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+ - Per-turn Inline sender/chat/thread IDs, with prompt guidance for sender mentions and current chat/thread Markdown links.
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+ - OpenClaw-style entity summaries for live turns and tool-fetched history, including mentions, text links, thread links, thread-title links, code/pre blocks, bot commands, and group mentions as untrusted Hermes context.
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+ - DM and group policies, user allowlists, group sender allowlists, mention requirements, strict mention mode, allowed chats, and free-response chats.
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+ - Native Inline `/` command-menu sync for Hermes slash commands, including `/threads` and `/update`; typed slash commands continue to work even if menu sync is disabled or rejected.
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+ - Inline-native buttons for clarify prompts, command approvals, slash confirmations, and model selection.
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+ - Outbound local photo, video, voice, and document uploads with configurable size caps.
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+ - Inbound photo, video, voice, and document summaries, with URL-backed media cached locally for Hermes when available.
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+ - Reactions on bot messages, plus opt-in lifecycle/system events as synthetic Hermes messages.
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+ - Cron or standalone sends through `INLINE_HOME_CHANNEL` and `hermes send --to inline:<chat-id>`.
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+ - Hermes-native `typing_indicator` and `gateway_restart_notification` toggles, with plugin-owned YAML bridge coverage for external-plugin compatibility.
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+
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+ Unsupported or intentionally limited:
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+
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+ - Multiple Inline accounts in one Hermes process. Run separate Hermes instances for separate tokens.
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+ - Inline member, space, search, and admin tools beyond bounded current-chat/thread message access.
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+ - Full Inline rich-text span conversion. Outbound formatting uses Inline Markdown parsing; rich entities are summarized for the agent instead of converted into Hermes-specific spans.
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+ - Native animated draft streaming. Inline can stream by sending one preview message and editing it, but this edit-based streaming path is off by default like Discord and Slack.
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+ - Ephemeral in-channel private replies. Private notices are sent as DMs when a user id is available.
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+ - Live voice sessions or calls. Voice file messages are supported, but realtime audio is not.
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+ - Media without a usable Inline CDN/local URL. Those messages still produce text summaries, but Hermes may not receive a local file path.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ npm install -g @inline-chat/hermes-agent-adapter
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+ inline-hermes install
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+ hermes plugins enable inline-platform
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+ ```
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+
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+ For local development:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ cd packages/hermes-agent
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+ bun run build
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+ node dist/install.js install --link --hermes-home ~/.hermes
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+ cd ~/dev/hermes-agent
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+ uv run ./hermes plugins enable inline-platform
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+ ```
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+
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+ Check an installation:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ inline-hermes doctor --json
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+ hermes inline status
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+ inline-hermes --version
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+ ```
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+
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+ `doctor` verifies required plugin files, the Node executable used for the
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+ sidecar, the installed sidecar bundle hash, and whether Hermes config enables
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+ the external plugin with `plugins.enabled: [inline-platform]`. It honors
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+ `INLINE_NODE_BIN` and fails if that explicit path is missing, not executable,
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+ older than Node 20, or cannot report a Node version. It also fails if a copied
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+ plugin has drifted from the package bundle.
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+
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+ Confirm Hermes sees the plugin:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ cd ~/dev/hermes-agent
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+ uv run ./hermes plugins list --plain --no-bundled
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+ ```
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+
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+ Expected local output includes:
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+
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+ ```text
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+ enabled user 0.0.1 inline-platform
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Update Or Reinstall
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+ After upgrading the npm package, refresh the installed Hermes plugin copy:
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+ ```sh
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+ npm install -g @inline-chat/hermes-agent-adapter@latest
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+ inline-hermes install --force
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+ inline-hermes --version
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+ inline-hermes doctor --json
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+ ```
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+
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+ `install --force` replaces the copied plugin files under
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+ `~/.hermes/plugins/inline` or refreshes a dev symlink target. It does not edit
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+ `config.yaml`, tokens, or other Hermes state. If `doctor` reports a sidecar hash
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+ mismatch, rerun the same command after rebuilding or upgrading the package.
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+
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+ ## Compatibility
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+
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+ - Hermes Agent: requires the external user plugin registry and native platform
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+ plugin loader available in Hermes Agent `0.17.x`. This package was validated
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+ against Hermes Agent `0.17.0` from source commit `824f2279`.
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+ - Node.js: `>=20` is required for the bundled sidecar. Hermes-managed Node 22,
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+ system Node, or an explicit `INLINE_NODE_BIN` path all work.
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+ - Inline transport: the sidecar uses `@inline-chat/realtime-sdk@0.0.11` and is
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+ bundled into the npm package, so Hermes startup does not run `npm install`.
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+ - Live sends require a valid Inline user or bot token in `INLINE_TOKEN`,
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+ `INLINE_BOT_TOKEN`, `platforms.inline.token`, or `inline.token`.
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+
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+ Use `hermes plugins list --plain --no-bundled` to verify external plugin
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+ registration. Other Hermes channel listings may be limited to bundled platforms
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+ depending on the Hermes version, but `hermes send --to inline:<chat-id> ...`
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+ and the gateway path load the external plugin through Hermes' platform registry
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+ after `hermes plugins enable inline-platform`.
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+
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+ ## Maintainer Preflight
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+
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+ Before publishing, run:
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+ ```sh
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+ bun run release:preflight
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+ ```
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+
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+ This runs `npm publish --dry-run --access public`. npm invokes
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+ `prepublishOnly`, so the dry-run must pass `bun run check`, rebuild the packed
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+ runtime files, verify the shipped `inline-hermes` binary, and print the final
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+ tarball contents without publishing.
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+
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+ Maintainers should also run the manual live-test and publish checklist in
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+ [`packages/hermes-agent/RELEASE.md`](https://github.com/inline-chat/inline/blob/main/packages/hermes-agent/RELEASE.md).
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+
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+ ## Smoke Test
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+ Dry-run mode validates target parsing and package wiring without a token:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ inline-hermes test-send --dry-run --to chat:123 --text "Inline Hermes dry-run" --json
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+ ```
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+ With a valid Inline bot or user token in the environment or Hermes config,
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+ `test-send` starts the bundled sidecar on a loopback port, waits for realtime
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+ readiness, sends one message, and shuts the sidecar down:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ export INLINE_TOKEN="<token>"
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+ inline-hermes test-send --to chat:123 --text "Inline Hermes test"
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+ ```
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+
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+ Use `--json` for automation. Tokens are read from `INLINE_TOKEN`,
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+ `INLINE_BOT_TOKEN`, `platforms.inline.token`, or `inline.token`; the CLI
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+ intentionally does not accept token arguments. If the token is expired or
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+ revoked, the JSON `issues` array includes the server connection reason, for
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+ example `SESSION_REVOKED`.
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+ ## Configure
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+ Set an Inline token in the Hermes gateway environment:
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+ ```sh
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+ export INLINE_TOKEN="<token>"
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+ ```
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+
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+ Then enable the platform in Hermes config:
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ platforms:
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+ inline:
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+ enabled: true
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+ ```
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+
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+ Inline follows Hermes' native work-chat defaults: show typing/presence while a
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+ turn is running, keep tool-call progress out of the room by default, and keep
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+ edit-based token streaming opt-in. If an older Hermes config has global
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+ `display.tool_progress: all`, add the per-platform override below so terminal
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+ and tool progress bubbles are not left in Inline chats:
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ display:
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+ platforms:
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+ inline:
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+ tool_progress: off
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+ cleanup_progress: true
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+ streaming: false
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+ interim_assistant_messages: false
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+ ```
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+ To temporarily show live tool progress, set `tool_progress: new` or
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+ `tool_progress: all` and leave `cleanup_progress: true` so Hermes deletes the
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+ progress message after a successful final reply. Token streaming requires both
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+ top-level `streaming.enabled: true` and
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+ `display.platforms.inline.streaming: true`.
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+
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+ Hermes also accepts a top-level `inline:` block for plugin-owned settings, but
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+ `platforms.inline` matches the shape used by most Hermes platform docs and is
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+ the safest form to copy into `~/.hermes/config.yaml`.
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+
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+ If you intentionally keep the token in `config.yaml` instead of the gateway
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+ environment, set `platforms.inline.token` directly. The adapter also accepts
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+ `inline.token` and simple `${ENV_NAME}` references in either token field,
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+ resolving them from the process environment at runtime. Environment variables
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+ remain the preferred production path for secrets.
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+
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+ Access control follows Hermes' native platform model:
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+
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+ | Setting | Purpose |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | `INLINE_ALLOWED_USERS` | Comma-separated Inline user ids allowed to DM the bot. Setting this also makes the adapter treat DMs as allowlisted unless `INLINE_DM_POLICY` is set. |
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+ | `INLINE_ALLOW_ALL_USERS=true` | Explicit Hermes gateway allow-all switch for Inline. Use only for trusted/dev deployments. |
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+ | `INLINE_DM_POLICY=open|allowlist|disabled` | Controls direct-message intake. `allowlist` requires `INLINE_ALLOWED_USERS` or config `allow_from`. |
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+ | `INLINE_GROUP_POLICY=open|allowlist|disabled` | Controls group intake. `allowlist` requires `INLINE_GROUP_ALLOW_FROM`. |
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+ | `INLINE_GROUP_ALLOW_FROM` | Comma-separated Inline user ids allowed to invoke the bot from group chats. |
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+ | `INLINE_REQUIRE_MENTION` | Requires a mention or wake word in groups by default. Replies to the bot are accepted without the wake word. |
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+ | `INLINE_STRICT_MENTION` | Requires a mention or wake word on every group turn, including replies to the bot. Defaults to `false`. |
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+ | `INLINE_ALLOWED_CHATS` | Comma-separated group/thread chat ids where the bot may respond. Parent chat ids also match their Inline reply threads. DMs are not filtered. Empty means no chat restriction. |
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+ | `INLINE_FREE_RESPONSE_CHATS` | Comma-separated group/thread chat ids where no mention is required. Parent chat ids also match their Inline reply threads. Useful for dedicated agent rooms. |
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+ | `INLINE_REPLY_THREADS` | Creates/uses Inline reply threads for top-level DM and group replies by default. Accepts `true`/`false`, `on`/`off`, `auto`, `thread`, or `flat`; defaults to `true`. |
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+ | `INLINE_SETTINGS_PATH` | JSON settings file for per-chat `/threads` overrides. Defaults next to `INLINE_STATE_PATH`; `.env`-like paths are refused. |
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+ | `INLINE_SYSTEM_EVENTS` | Delivers Inline lifecycle events such as edits, deletes, and participant changes as synthetic messages. Defaults to `false`. Reactions on bot messages are always delivered. |
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+ | `INLINE_MENTION_PATTERNS` | JSON list, comma-separated, or newline-separated regex patterns for group wake words. |
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+ | `INLINE_PARSE_MARKDOWN` | Controls whether outbound Hermes Markdown is parsed by Inline. Defaults to `true`. |
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+ | `INLINE_SYNC_COMMANDS` | Syncs Hermes slash commands into Inline's native `/` bot command menu on gateway connect. Defaults to `true`. |
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+ | `INLINE_COMMAND_LIMIT` | Caps native Inline bot command sync. Must be `1` through `100`; defaults to `100`. |
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+ | `INLINE_MEDIA_MAX_MB` | Maximum inbound media download size for URL-backed Inline attachments. Defaults to `25`. |
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+ | `INLINE_UPLOAD_MAX_MB` | Maximum outbound local file upload size. The Python adapter and Node sidecar both enforce it before upload bytes are read. Defaults to `300`. |
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+ | `INLINE_STATE_PATH` | Persistent Inline SDK state file. Defaults to `~/.hermes/inline/sdk-state.json`. |
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+ | `INLINE_RPC_TIMEOUT_MS` | Realtime RPC timeout for the Node sidecar. |
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+ | `INLINE_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_MS` | Adapter startup timeout while waiting for the sidecar to become realtime-ready. Defaults to `20000`. |
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+ | `INLINE_CONNECT_RETRY_INITIAL_MS` | Initial sidecar retry delay after realtime startup failure. Defaults to `1000`. |
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+ | `INLINE_CONNECT_RETRY_MAX_MS` | Maximum sidecar retry delay after repeated realtime startup failures. Defaults to `15000`. |
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+ | `INLINE_SIDECAR_PORT` | Fixed loopback port for the sidecar. Must be `1` through `65535`. Defaults to `8794`; `test-send` uses a random free port. |
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+ | `INLINE_SIDECAR_BIND` | Sidecar bind host. Must be loopback: `127.0.0.1`, `localhost`, or `::1`. Defaults to `127.0.0.1`. |
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+ | `platforms.inline.typing_indicator` | Hermes-native toggle for Inline typing/presence while a turn is running. Defaults to `true`; set to `false` to keep busy threads visually quiet. |
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+ | `platforms.inline.gateway_restart_notification` | Hermes-native toggle for gateway online/restarted notices. Defaults to `true`. |
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+ Equivalent Hermes YAML can use `allow_from`, `allowed_users`,
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+ `group_allow_from`, `dm_policy`, `group_policy`, `require_mention`,
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+ `strict_mention`, `allowed_chats`, `free_response_chats`, `reply_threads`,
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+ `settings_path`, and
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+ `mention_patterns` under the Inline platform config. Operational settings such
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+ as `base_url`, `parse_markdown`, `media_max_mb`, `upload_max_mb`,
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+ `state_path`, `sidecar_port`, `connect_timeout_ms`, `sync_commands`, and
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+ `command_limit` can also be set there.
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+ Env allowlists are still preferred for production because the Hermes gateway
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+ also sees them directly.
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+ Use a JSON list for mention regexes that contain commas, for example
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+ `["hermes\\b[:,]?"]`.
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+ Inline also supports Hermes' native thread/channel prompt and skill bindings.
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+ Use raw Inline chat/thread ids for these bindings. Inline reply-thread chats
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+ are checked first, then their parent chat id:
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+
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+ ```yaml
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+ platforms:
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+ inline:
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+ channel_prompts:
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+ "123": "Treat this Inline thread as the customer escalation room."
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+ channel_skill_bindings:
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+ - id: "123"
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+ skills: ["support-triage", "incident-report"]
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+ ```
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+ Inline-native button callbacks, such as approvals and clarify choices, require
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+ the clicking actor to pass an explicit Inline or global Hermes allowlist, or
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+ `INLINE_ALLOW_ALL_USERS=true` / `GATEWAY_ALLOW_ALL_USERS=true`. This includes
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+ model-picker callbacks. The stricter callback gate prevents group-visible
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+ buttons from becoming a bypass when message intake is otherwise `open`.
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+ On gateway startup, the adapter derives the Inline `/` menu from Hermes'
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+ central slash-command registry, normalizes names to Inline Bot API constraints
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+ (`^[a-z0-9_]+$`, max 32 characters), and calls `setMyCommands`. If Inline
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+ rejects the full list with `BOT_COMMANDS_TOO_MUCH`, the adapter retries with a
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+ smaller prefix. Menu sync failures are logged as warnings and do not prevent
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+ message transport; `/commands` remains the full fallback list.
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+ The plugin id is `inline`, which is intentionally the same id an eventual
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+ bundled Hermes adapter should use.
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ Run `inline-hermes doctor --json` first. It checks the installed plugin path,
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+ required files, Node executable, and source/installed sidecar bundle hashes.
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+ - `plugin is not installed`: run `inline-hermes install`.
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+ - `Hermes plugin 'inline-platform' is not enabled`: run
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+ `hermes plugins enable inline-platform`.
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+ - `installed sidecar bundle does not match`: re-run
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+ `inline-hermes install --force` after upgrading this package.
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+ - `node executable was not detected`, `INLINE_NODE_BIN does not exist`, or
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+ `must be Node.js >=20`: install Node.js 20+ or set `INLINE_NODE_BIN` to the
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+ Node executable Hermes should use.
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+ - `SESSION_REVOKED` during `test-send`: the Inline token reached the realtime
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+ service but was rejected. Re-authenticate or rotate the bot/user token and
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+ retry.
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+ - `sidecar was not ready`: inspect the JSON `health` and `logs` fields from
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+ `test-send --json`; token, base URL, or realtime startup failures are exposed
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+ there with retry diagnostics.
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+ - `INLINE_SIDECAR_BIND must be loopback`: remove the override or set it to
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+ `127.0.0.1`, `localhost`, or `::1`. The sidecar intentionally refuses
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+ externally reachable bind addresses even though its HTTP API is token-gated.
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