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-sidebar_position: 14
-title: "Egress proxy internals"
-description: "How the iron-proxy egress firewall integrates with Hermes — module layout, lifecycle, security invariants, and extension points"
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-
-# Egress proxy internals
-
-This page covers the architecture of the egress credential-injection firewall (`hermes egress` / iron-proxy) from a contributor / plugin author's perspective. End-user setup + usage docs live at [Egress proxy](../user-guide/egress/iron-proxy.md).
-
-The threat model and high-level design are summarised on the user page; this page is about *how* it's wired, where the security-relevant code lives, and what invariants you have to preserve if you touch it.
-
-## Module layout
-
-```text
-agent/proxy_sources/iron_proxy.py     Core: binary install, CA gen, config build,
-                                       subprocess lifecycle, mappings I/O, PID/nonce
-                                       defense.  Pure-function surface where possible.
-
-hermes_cli/proxy_cli.py               Wizard + slash command handlers.
-                                       `hermes egress {install,setup,start,stop,
-                                       status,disable,config}`.  Wires the
-                                       core module into argparse.
-
-hermes_cli/subcommands/egress.py:_dispatch_egress
-                                       Top-level subparser dispatcher.
-                                       dest='egress_command' (intentionally
-                                       disjoint from the inbound OAuth
-                                       `hermes proxy` subparser, which uses
-                                       dest='proxy_command').
-
-hermes_cli/config.py: proxy schema    The `proxy:` block in DEFAULT_CONFIG.
-                                       Adding a knob means: add it here, add a
-                                       wizard prompt or `setdefault` in
-                                       proxy_cli.cmd_setup, and document it
-                                       in the user-guide page.
-
-tools/environments/docker.py
-  _egress_proxy_args_for_docker()     Builds the volume_args / env_overrides /
-                                       host_args triple that the Docker backend
-                                       injects when `proxy.enabled: true`.
-
-  DockerEnvironment.__init__          Docker-side merge logic: collision
-                                       detection against critical egress vars,
-                                       NODE_OPTIONS append-merge via the
-                                       _HERMES_EGRESS_NODE_OPTIONS_APPEND
-                                       sentinel, enforce_on_docker precedence.
-
-tests/agent/test_iron_proxy.py              Hermetic tests (~70).  Binary install
-                                       path, config build, mappings I/O,
-                                       subprocess lifecycle, docker arg builder,
-                                       deny CIDR defaults, bind policy, CA
-                                       TOCTOU, ensure_audit_log behaviour, etc.
-
-tests/hermes_cli/test_iron_proxy_cli.py          CLI handler unit tests (~20).  Argparse
-                                       wiring, fail-loud paths, BWS refresh
-                                       wire-up, dest='egress_command'
-                                       regression guard.
-
-tests/agent/test_iron_proxy_e2e.py          Live E2E (gated on HERMES_RUN_E2E=1).
-                                       Real iron-proxy binary, real curl,
-                                       end-to-end token swap verified.
-```
-
-## Lifecycle
-
-```text
-hermes egress install
-  -> agent.proxy_sources.iron_proxy.install_iron_proxy(force=...)
-       Downloads pinned tarball + checksums.txt from GitHub Releases.
-       SHA-256 verification before extraction.
-       tarfile.extract(..., filter="data") on Python 3.12+ (PEP 706);
-         falls back to plain extract on older Python with member-name
-         sanitisation via _pick_tar_member.
-       Stage into ~/.hermes/bin/.iron-proxy_XXXX, chmod 755, os.replace
-         to ~/.hermes/bin/iron-proxy (atomic).
-       _VERSION_CACHE.pop(target) so a forced reinstall re-probes
-         --version on next call.
-
-hermes egress setup [--from-bitwarden | --no-bitwarden] [--rotate-tokens]
-  -> proxy_cli.cmd_setup
-       Step 1. find_iron_proxy(install_if_missing=False) -> install if absent.
-       Step 2. ensure_ca_cert()
-                 Run openssl genrsa + req via subprocess.
-                 Write CA key via os.open(O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC|O_NOFOLLOW, 0o600)
-                   + os.replace.  Never exists on disk under default umask.
-                 Write CA cert with 0o644 (public).
-       Step 3. discover_provider_mappings() or pull names from BWS via
-                 fetch_bitwarden_secrets() when --from-bitwarden.
-                 merge_mappings(existing=load_mappings(), discovered,
-                                rotate=args.rotate_tokens) preserves prior
-                 tokens unless --rotate-tokens is passed.
-                 discover_uncovered_providers() and surface warnings.
-       Step 4. ensure_audit_log(audit_log_path)   # raises on OSError
-               build_proxy_config(...) with defaults applied at the call site
-                 (deny CIDRs default, bind policy from _default_http_listen).
-               write_proxy_config(cfg)            # atomic via .tmp + os.replace, 0o600
-               write_mappings(mappings)           # atomic, 0o600
-       Step 5. proxy_cfg["enabled"] = True; credential_source preservation logic
-               (do NOT silently downgrade bitwarden -> env on re-run);
-               save_config(cfg).
-
-hermes egress start
-  -> proxy_cli.cmd_start
-       Pre-checks (refuse-start path):
-         - credential_source=bitwarden? -> pre-validate access_token_env + project_id
-       -> iron_proxy.start_proxy(
-            refresh_secrets_from_bitwarden=...,
-            bitwarden_config=...,
-          )
-            existing=_read_pid(); if alive, idempotent return.
-            _build_proxy_subprocess_env(...):  ALLOWLIST + mapped real_env_names,
-              strip HTTPS_PROXY/etc. to avoid recursion, optional BWS refresh
-              (raises on missing values unless allow_env_fallback=true).
-            Plant nonce: _proxy_nonce = sha256(urandom(16)); env[NONCE_ENV] = ...
-            Open log_path via O_NOFOLLOW + 0o600 + st_uid check.
-            Popen with stdin=DEVNULL, stdout=log_fd, stderr=STDOUT,
-              start_new_session=True (POSIX).
-            Close parent's log_fd in finally.
-            _write_pidfile_safely(pidfile, proc.pid)
-              O_EXCL + O_NOFOLLOW + uid check + persisted nonce sidecar.
-              FileExistsError -> discriminate live vs stale, retry once if stale.
-            Install SIGINT/SIGTERM handlers (main-thread only).
-            Poll loop (do-while shape):
-              while True:
-                if proc.poll() is not None: tail log + unlink pidfile + raise
-                if _port_listening(probe_host, tunnel_port): break  # probe_host = configured bind host
-                if time.time() >= deadline: break  (do-while: checked AFTER first probe)
-                time.sleep(0.1)
-            If not listening at exit: _kill_and_wait(proc) + unlink pidfile + raise.
-
-hermes egress stop
-  -> iron_proxy.stop_proxy
-       _read_pid + _pid_alive guard.
-       starttime_before = _pid_proc_starttime(pid)   # Linux only; None elsewhere
-       os.kill(pid, SIGTERM)
-       Wait up to 5s for graceful exit.
-       After grace: re-check starttime + _pid_alive.
-         If recycled (starttime drift OR _pid_alive False), DO NOT SIGKILL.
-         Otherwise os.kill(pid, _KILL_SIGNAL).
-       _cleanup_state_files: unlink pidfile + nonce sibling.
-```
-
-## Security invariants
-
-These are the load-bearing properties.  If you touch the module, you must preserve them.  Where there's a regression test, it's named.
-
-### Filesystem perms
-
-| Path | Mode | Test |
-|---|---|---|
-| `~/.hermes/proxy/` (dir) | `0o700` | `test_proxy_state_dir_is_0o700` |
-| `ca.key` | `0o600` | `test_ca_key_created_with_0o600` |
-| `ca.crt` | `0o644` | (implicit; chmod call in `ensure_ca_cert`) |
-| `proxy.yaml` | `0o600` | (chmod after atomic rename in `write_proxy_config`) |
-| `mappings.json` | `0o600` | (chmod after atomic rename in `write_mappings`) |
-| `iron-proxy.pid` | `0o600` | (`os.open(..., 0o600)` mode in `_write_pidfile_safely`) |
-| `iron-proxy.nonce` | `0o600` | (`os.open(..., 0o600)` mode in `_write_pidfile_safely`) |
-| `audit.log` | `0o600` | `test_ensure_audit_log_creates_with_0o600` |
-| `iron-proxy.log` | `0o600` | (`os.open(..., 0o600)` + `fchmod`) |
-
-All write paths use `os.open(O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_NOFOLLOW, 0o600)` + `os.fstat().st_uid` check.  `shutil.copy2` + `os.chmod` is forbidden because it leaks a default-umask window.
-
-### Subprocess env minimisation
-
-`_build_proxy_subprocess_env` MUST NOT use `os.environ.copy()`.  The allowlist is `_PROXY_SUBPROCESS_ENV_ALLOWLIST` (PATH, HOME, locale, etc.) plus the env names referenced by `load_mappings()`.  Everything else stays on the host.
-
-Regression: `test_subprocess_env_strips_unrelated_secrets`, `test_subprocess_env_strips_proxy_recursion_vars`, `test_subprocess_env_keeps_infrastructure_vars`.
-
-### Bind policy
-
-`_default_http_listen` returns a single-element list: on Linux the docker bridge gateway IP (containers reach the proxy via `host.docker.internal:host-gateway`, which resolves to the bridge gateway — a loopback bind is unreachable from inside containers there); on macOS/Windows Docker Desktop, loopback (VPNkit routes `host.docker.internal` to the host).  Linux without a detectable docker0 bridge falls back to loopback with a warning.  Never `0.0.0.0`, never `:PORT` (INADDR_ANY).
-
-`_detect_docker_bridge_ip` validates via `ipaddress.IPv4Address` and rejects `is_unspecified` / `is_loopback` / `is_multicast` / `is_reserved` / `is_link_local` / `is_global`.  A hostile `ip` shim on PATH cannot inject `0.0.0.0`.
-
-**v0.39 schema constraint and listener roles (verified live against the binary):** the binary's `config.Proxy` struct has only singular listener fields — there is no `http_listens` (plural) list.  `tunnel_listen` is the CONNECT + MITM listener (what `HTTPS_PROXY` traffic hits); `http_listen` only handles absolute-form plain-HTTP forwards (a CONNECT sent to it is relayed upstream as a regular request and 400s).  `build_proxy_config` therefore binds `tunnel_listen` on `tunnel_port` and `http_listen` on `tunnel_port + 1`, both on the platform bind host.  The Docker backend sets `HTTPS_PROXY` to `tunnel_port` and `HTTP_PROXY` to `tunnel_port + 1`.
-
-The liveness probes (`start_proxy` poll loop, `get_status`) read the configured bind host via `_read_http_listen_from_config()` and probe THAT host — a hardcoded loopback probe would report a healthy bridge-bound daemon as dead.
-
-Regression: `test_default_bind_is_loopback_not_zero_zero` (asserts no INADDR_ANY AND that `http_listens` is NOT in the rendered yaml), `test_default_bind_uses_docker_bridge_on_linux`, `test_default_bind_falls_back_to_loopback_without_bridge`, `test_default_bind_is_loopback_on_macos`, `test_detect_docker_bridge_ip_rejects_dangerous` (parametrized over 8 attack inputs).
-
-### Metrics port collision
-
-`metrics.listen` defaults to `:9090` in iron-proxy v0.39 — the SAME port as Hermes's default `tunnel_port: 9090`.  `build_proxy_config` MUST explicitly pin `metrics.listen: 127.0.0.1:0` so the metrics binding gets an ephemeral loopback port that can never collide with the proxy listener regardless of operator-chosen `tunnel_port`.
-
-Regression: `test_metrics_listener_pinned_to_loopback_ephemeral`.
-
-### Default deny CIDRs
-
-`_DEFAULT_UPSTREAM_DENY_CIDRS` covers loopback (v4 + v6), link-local (incl. IMDS at 169.254.169.254 and the IPv4-mapped-v6 form), RFC1918, IPv6 ULA, CGNAT, and the RFC2544 benchmark range.  `build_proxy_config(..., upstream_deny_cidrs=None)` MUST emit the default; only an explicit empty list opts out.
-
-Regression: `test_default_deny_cidrs_present_when_unspecified`, `test_default_deny_includes_ipv4_mapped_v6`.
-
-### Audit log fail-loud
-
-`ensure_audit_log` raises `RuntimeError` on any `OSError`.  On the pinned v0.39 the daemon never writes this file (no `log.audit_path` field), so `cmd_setup` treats the failure as a WARNING (the file is non-load-bearing until the version bump) and qualifies the success line as "reserved".  When the pin moves to a version with `log.audit_path`, revisit: the pre-create becomes load-bearing for the 0o600-from-first-byte guarantee and the wizard should fail loud again.
-
-**v0.39 schema constraint:** `log.audit_path` is NOT a field in iron-proxy v0.39's `config.Log` struct, so `build_proxy_config` accepts the `audit_log` kwarg but does NOT emit it into the rendered yaml.  Per-request records on v0.39 land in `iron-proxy.log` alongside daemon-level events.  The `audit.log` file is still pre-created at `0o600` with `O_NOFOLLOW` so the privacy contract holds when the pinned version is bumped to one that supports the separate stream.
-
-Regression: `test_ensure_audit_log_raises_on_immutable_parent`, `test_audit_log_kwarg_does_not_inject_audit_path_v039`.
-
-### Bitwarden mode fail-loud
-
-When `credential_source: bitwarden` AND `proxy.allow_env_fallback: false` (default):
-- Missing access token env var -> `cmd_start` refuses.
-- Missing `project_id` -> `cmd_start` refuses.
-- `bws secret list` returns no values for one or more mapped providers -> `_build_proxy_subprocess_env` raises.
-
-Falling back to host env in BW mode reintroduces exactly the staleness bug the BW path is meant to defeat.
-
-Regression: `test_cmd_start_refuses_when_bitwarden_token_missing` (CLI layer); strict-mode assertions in `_build_proxy_subprocess_env` (daemon layer).
-
-### docker_env collision detection
-
-When `enforce_on_docker: true`, `docker_env` overrides on any of the egress-controlling vars (HTTPS_PROXY, SSL_CERT_FILE, NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS, etc.) OR any mapped `real_env_name` (OPENROUTER_API_KEY, etc.) raises `RuntimeError` BEFORE the container starts.
-
-Regression: `test_docker_env_collision_with_proxy_raises_when_enforce`.
-
-### PID recycling defense
-
-`_pid_alive` MUST consult either the in-process `_proxy_nonce` (same-process case) OR the on-disk `iron-proxy.nonce` (cross-CLI case) before trusting an `argv[0]` basename match.  `stop_proxy` MUST re-check `/proc/<pid>/stat` starttime before SIGKILL and suppress the signal on starttime drift.
-
-Regression: `test_stop_proxy_suppresses_sigkill_on_pid_recycle`, `test_pid_proc_starttime_parses_comm_with_parens`, `test_persisted_nonce_roundtrip`.
-
-### Token preservation on re-setup
-
-`merge_mappings(existing, discovered, rotate=False)` MUST return prior tokens for providers that overlap.  Re-running `hermes egress setup` cannot silently 401 running sandboxes.  `--rotate-tokens` is the explicit opt-in.
-
-Regression: `test_merge_mappings_preserves_existing_tokens`, `test_merge_mappings_rotate_mints_fresh_tokens`.
-
-### `credential_source` preservation
-
-`cmd_setup` MUST NOT downgrade `credential_source: bitwarden` to `env` on re-run without an explicit `--no-bitwarden` flag.  Running `hermes egress setup` (no flag) preserves whatever was previously configured.
-
-Tested via the `cmd_setup` flow in CLI tests (the bitwarden-preservation path is exercised when `--from-bitwarden` is followed by a plain `setup` re-run).
-
-## Extension points
-
-### Adding a new bearer-token provider
-
-`_BEARER_PROVIDERS` in `iron_proxy.py` maps env var name -> tuple of upstream hosts.  Adding an entry makes it discoverable by `discover_provider_mappings()`; the wizard mints a token for it automatically when the env var is present.
-
-```python
-_BEARER_PROVIDERS: Dict[str, Tuple[str, ...]] = {
-    ...,
-    "MY_PROVIDER_API_KEY": ("api.myprovider.com",),
-}
-```
-
-Also update `_DEFAULT_ALLOWED_HOSTS` so the proxy allows the upstream by default.  Run `test_discover_provider_mappings_*` to confirm.
-
-### Adding a new header-token provider (x-api-key family)
-
-If the provider authenticates with a static NON-Authorization header (like Anthropic's `x-api-key`, Azure's `api-key`, or Gemini's `x-goog-api-key`), add it to `_HEADER_AUTH_PROVIDERS` — iron-proxy's `secrets.replace.match_headers` targets arbitrary header names, so these are first-class swapped providers:
-
-```python
-_HEADER_AUTH_PROVIDERS: Dict[str, Dict[str, Tuple[str, ...]]] = {
-    ...,
-    "MY_PROVIDER_API_KEY": {
-        "hosts": ("api.myprovider.com",),
-        "match_headers": ("x-my-auth-header", "Authorization"),
-        "aliases": (),
-    },
-}
-```
-
-Use `aliases` ONLY for interchangeable env-var names of the *same* credential (e.g. `GOOGLE_API_KEY` for `GEMINI_API_KEY`) — aliased names collapse into a single mapping, because two `require: true` rules on the same host reject each other's requests. Also update `_DEFAULT_ALLOWED_HOSTS`.
-
-### Adding a new signature-auth provider (uncovered)
-
-If the provider uses SigV4 / SDK-minted OAuth / request signatures, a static header swap cannot cover it.  Add the env var to `_NON_BEARER_PROVIDERS` so the wizard and `hermes egress status` warn about it:
-
-```python
-_NON_BEARER_PROVIDERS: Tuple[str, ...] = (
-    ...,
-    "MY_SIGNED_PROVIDER_ACCESS_KEY",
-)
-```
-
-### Wiring iron-proxy into a non-Docker backend
-
-`_egress_proxy_args_for_docker` is Docker-specific.  Backends that want similar wiring need their own analogue that:
-
-1. Reads `load_config().get("proxy", {})`; returns empty args if `enabled` is false.
-2. Calls `iron_proxy.get_status()`; surfaces `enforce` semantics on `configured` / `pid` / `listening` / `ca_cert_path` failure paths.
-3. Calls `iron_proxy.load_mappings()`; refuses to mount if empty AND `enforce_on_docker: true`.
-4. Sets the seven env vars (HTTPS_PROXY, NO_PROXY, REQUESTS_CA_BUNDLE, SSL_CERT_FILE, CURL_CA_BUNDLE, NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS, HERMES_EGRESS_PROXY) and the per-mapping `HERMES_PROXY_TOKEN_<NAME>` vars.
-5. Distributes the CA cert into the sandbox at a path the runtime will trust (typically `/etc/ssl/certs/hermes-egress-ca.crt`).
-6. Implements collision detection against the user's backend-specific env config.
-
-The Docker implementation is ~150 lines; expect similar volume for Modal / Daytona / SSH.
-
-### Subscribing to per-request audit events
-
-iron-proxy writes line-delimited JSON to `~/.hermes/proxy/iron-proxy.log` on the currently pinned v0.39 (daemon + per-request records combined; see "Logging on iron-proxy v0.39" in the user guide).  A plugin / external watcher can tail that file and react to allowlist denials, secret swaps, or upstream errors.  When the pinned version is bumped to one that supports `log.audit_path`, the per-request stream moves to `audit.log` and watchers wired to that path go live without operator action.  The schema is documented at [docs.iron.sh/audit](https://docs.iron.sh/audit) (link).
-
-## Testing
-
-```bash
-# Hermetic suite (no network, no real binary)
-scripts/run_tests.sh tests/agent/test_iron_proxy.py tests/hermes_cli/test_iron_proxy_cli.py
-
-# Live E2E (real binary, real curl, real CONNECT tunnel)
-HERMES_RUN_E2E=1 scripts/run_tests.sh tests/agent/test_iron_proxy_e2e.py
-
-# Live PTY smoke against `hermes egress`
-HERMES_HOME=/tmp/hermes-egress-test python3 -m hermes_cli.main egress --help
-HERMES_HOME=/tmp/hermes-egress-test python3 -m hermes_cli.main egress setup --help
-```
-
-The CLI uses argparse, so `--help` is a good first probe for "did my new flag register correctly".
-
-## See also
-
-- User-facing setup + troubleshooting: [Egress proxy](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/egress/iron-proxy)
-- Docker backend internals: [Docker](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/docker)
-- Bitwarden Secrets Manager integration: [`hermes secrets bitwarden`](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/secrets/bitwarden)
-- CLI command reference: [`hermes egress`](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/reference/cli-commands#hermes-egress)
-- Sandbox-injected environment variables: [Egress proxy (sandbox-injected)](https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/reference/environment-variables#egress-proxy-sandbox-injected)

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-title: "Extending the CLI"
-description: "Build wrapper CLIs that extend the Hermes TUI with custom widgets, keybindings, and layout changes"
----
-
-# Extending the CLI
-
-Hermes exposes protected extension hooks on `HermesCLI` so wrapper CLIs can add widgets, keybindings, and layout customizations without overriding the `run()` method or the TUI construction in `hermes_cli/cli_tui_mixin.py` (where these hooks are defined; `HermesCLI` in `cli.py` mixes it in). This keeps your extension decoupled from internal changes.
-
-## Extension points
-
-There are five extension seams available:
-
-| Hook | Purpose | Override when... |
-|------|---------|------------------|
-| `_get_extra_tui_widgets()` | Inject widgets into the layout | You need a persistent UI element (panel, status line, mini-player) |
-| `_register_extra_tui_keybindings(kb, *, input_area)` | Add keyboard shortcuts | You need hotkeys (toggle panels, transport controls, modal shortcuts) |
-| `_build_tui_layout_children(**widgets)` | Full control over widget ordering | You need to reorder or wrap existing widgets (rare) |
-| `process_command()` | Add custom slash commands | You need `/mycommand` handling (pre-existing hook) |
-| `_build_tui_style_dict()` | Custom prompt_toolkit styles | You need custom colors or styling (pre-existing hook) |
-
-The first three are new protected hooks. The last two already existed.
-
-## Quick start: a wrapper CLI
-
-```python
-#!/usr/bin/env python3
-"""my_cli.py — Example wrapper CLI that extends Hermes."""
-
-from cli import HermesCLI
-from prompt_toolkit.layout import FormattedTextControl, Window
-from prompt_toolkit.filters import Condition
-
-
-class MyCLI(HermesCLI):
-
-    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
-        super().__init__(**kwargs)
-        self._panel_visible = False
-
-    def _get_extra_tui_widgets(self):
-        """Add a toggleable info panel above the status bar."""
-        cli_ref = self
-        return [
-            Window(
-                FormattedTextControl(lambda: "📊 My custom panel content"),
-                height=1,
-                filter=Condition(lambda: cli_ref._panel_visible),
-            ),
-        ]
-
-    def _register_extra_tui_keybindings(self, kb, *, input_area):
-        """F2 toggles the custom panel."""
-        cli_ref = self
-
-        @kb.add("f2")
-        def _toggle_panel(event):
-            cli_ref._panel_visible = not cli_ref._panel_visible
-
-    def process_command(self, cmd: str) -> bool:
-        """Add a /panel slash command."""
-        if cmd.strip().lower() == "/panel":
-            self._panel_visible = not self._panel_visible
-            state = "visible" if self._panel_visible else "hidden"
-            print(f"Panel is now {state}")
-            return True
-        return super().process_command(cmd)
-
-
-if __name__ == "__main__":
-    cli = MyCLI()
-    cli.run()
-```
-
-Run it:
-
-```bash
-cd ~/.hermes/hermes-agent
-source .venv/bin/activate
-python my_cli.py
-```
-
-## Hook reference
-
-### `_get_extra_tui_widgets()`
-
-Returns a list of prompt_toolkit widgets to insert into the TUI layout. Widgets appear **between the spacer and the status bar** — above the input area but below the main output.
-
-```python
-def _get_extra_tui_widgets(self) -> list:
-    return []  # default: no extra widgets
-```
-
-Each widget should be a prompt_toolkit container (e.g., `Window`, `ConditionalContainer`, `HSplit`). Use `ConditionalContainer` or `filter=Condition(...)` to make widgets toggleable.
-
-```python
-from prompt_toolkit.layout import ConditionalContainer, Window, FormattedTextControl
-from prompt_toolkit.filters import Condition
-
-def _get_extra_tui_widgets(self):
-    return [
-        ConditionalContainer(
-            Window(FormattedTextControl("Status: connected"), height=1),
-            filter=Condition(lambda: self._show_status),
-        ),
-    ]
-```
-
-### `_register_extra_tui_keybindings(kb, *, input_area)`
-
-Called after Hermes registers its own keybindings and before the layout is built. Add your keybindings to `kb`.
-
-```python
-def _register_extra_tui_keybindings(self, kb, *, input_area):
-    pass  # default: no extra keybindings
-```
-
-Parameters:
-- **`kb`** — The `KeyBindings` instance for the prompt_toolkit application
-- **`input_area`** — The main `TextArea` widget, if you need to read or manipulate user input
-
-```python
-def _register_extra_tui_keybindings(self, kb, *, input_area):
-    cli_ref = self
-
-    @kb.add("f3")
-    def _clear_input(event):
-        input_area.text = ""
-
-    @kb.add("f4")
-    def _insert_template(event):
-        input_area.text = "/search "
-```
-
-**Avoid conflicts** with built-in keybindings: `Enter` (submit), `Escape Enter` (newline), `Ctrl-C` (interrupt), `Ctrl-D` (exit), `Tab` (auto-suggest accept). Function keys F2+ and Ctrl-combinations are generally safe.
-
-### `_build_tui_layout_children(**widgets)`
-
-Override this only when you need full control over widget ordering. Most extensions should use `_get_extra_tui_widgets()` instead.
-
-```python
-def _build_tui_layout_children(self, *, sudo_widget, secret_widget,
-    approval_widget, clarify_widget, model_picker_widget=None,
-    spinner_widget=None, spacer, status_bar, input_rule_top,
-    image_bar, input_area, input_rule_bot, voice_status_bar,
-    completions_menu) -> list:
-```
-
-The default implementation returns (any `None` widgets are filtered out):
-
-```python
-[
-    Window(height=0),       # anchor
-    sudo_widget,            # sudo password prompt (conditional)
-    secret_widget,          # secret input prompt (conditional)
-    approval_widget,        # dangerous command approval (conditional)
-    clarify_widget,         # clarify question UI (conditional)
-    model_picker_widget,    # model picker overlay (conditional)
-    spinner_widget,         # thinking spinner (conditional)
-    spacer,                 # fills remaining vertical space
-    *self._get_extra_tui_widgets(),  # YOUR WIDGETS GO HERE
-    status_bar,             # model/token/context status line
-    input_rule_top,         # ─── border above input
-    image_bar,              # attached images indicator
-    input_area,             # user text input
-    input_rule_bot,         # ─── border below input
-    voice_status_bar,       # voice mode status (conditional)
-    completions_menu,       # autocomplete dropdown
-]
-```
-
-## Layout diagram
-
-The default layout from top to bottom:
-
-1. **Output area** — scrolling conversation history
-2. **Spacer**
-3. **Extra widgets** — from `_get_extra_tui_widgets()`
-4. **Status bar** — model, context %, elapsed time
-5. **Image bar** — attached image count
-6. **Input area** — user prompt
-7. **Voice status** — recording indicator
-8. **Completions menu** — autocomplete suggestions
-
-## Tips
-
-- **Invalidate the display** after state changes: call `self._invalidate()` to trigger a prompt_toolkit redraw.
-- **Access agent state**: `self.agent`, `self.model`, `self.conversation_history` are all available.
-- **Custom styles**: Override `_build_tui_style_dict()` and add entries for your custom style classes.
-- **Slash commands**: Override `process_command()`, handle your commands, and call `super().process_command(cmd)` for everything else.
-- **Don't override `run()`** unless absolutely necessary — the extension hooks exist specifically to avoid that coupling.