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🆕 July 2, 2026 — 2 New Skills Discovered

Date: July 2, 2026 New Repos: 2 | New Skills: 2 | Combined Stars: 2,088

Daily sweep of aradotso/hermes-skills surfaced two new additions added July 1-2: the Hermes Browser Extension — a Chrome/Edge side panel connecting browser context to your Hermes runtime — and OpenClaw on Android — run autonomous agents on old phones without Linux overhead. Both are immediately relevant to Hermes agent deployments.


New Skills at a Glance

# Skill Stars Installs Category Source
1 hermes-browser-extension 439 ~180 Browser/UI abundantbeing/hermes-browser-extension
2 openclaw-android-setup 1,649 ~1,500 Mobile/Deployment AidanPark/openclaw-android

Category Breakdown

Browser Integration (1 skill)

hermes-browser-extension (439⭐) ⭐ Setup Guide Available

Repo: abundantbeing/hermes-browser-extension Author: Jon Komet (@abundantbeing)

Browser-native side panel for Hermes Agent. Load as an unpacked Chrome/Edge/Chromium extension and get a persistent Hermes chat panel that sees your active browser context. Connects to local or remote Hermes Gateway — uses your existing models, tools, skills, and sessions.

Key features: - Chrome MV3 side panel with Side Panel API - Auto-syncs providers, models, profiles, skills, sessions - Three context modes: Chat only, Follow active tab, Page only - Dashboard WebSocket mode (no API key needed) - Hermes compatibility panel for older gateways - Theme picker with light/dark/system modes

Setup Guide: Hermes Browser Extension — Full Setup Guide

# Clone and load unpacked (Chrome Web Store pending)
git clone https://github.com/abundantbeing/hermes-browser-extension.git
# Then: chrome://extensions → Load unpacked → select dist/

# Via skills.sh
npx skills add aradotso/hermes-skills --skill hermes-browser-extension

Mobile Deployment (1 skill)

openclaw-android-setup (1,649⭐) ⭐ Setup Guide Available

Repo: AidanPark/openclaw-android Author: Aidan Park

Run OpenClaw agents on Android with a single command. Eliminates the 700MB–1GB overhead of proot-distro + Debian by installing just the glibc dynamic linker. Works on Android 7.0+ with Termux. Ideal for repurposing old phones as 24/7 agent nodes drawing only 3-5W.

Key features: - No proot-distro — ~500MB total footprint (vs 1.5GB+) - One-command install: curl | bash - Works on phones as old as Samsung Galaxy S8+ (2017) - Hermes-compatible skill installation via skills.sh - Daemon mode for always-on agents - Wake lock support to prevent Android sleep kills

Setup Guide: OpenClaw on Android — Full Setup Guide

# In Termux (install from F-Droid, NOT Google Play):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AidanPark/openclaw-android/main/setup.sh | bash

# Via skills.sh
npx skills add aradotso/hermes-skills --skill openclaw-android-setup

Why These Matter for Hermes Users

Browser Extension

The Hermes Browser Extension closes a critical UX gap: interacting with Hermes while browsing. Instead of copying text between terminal and browser, the side panel brings Hermes alongside your web activity. Research, debugging, content auditing — all with Hermes seeing exactly what you see.

Android Deployment

Old Android phones are the cheapest self-hosted agent hardware available. A used Galaxy S8+ costs ~$50 and draws 3-5W — perfect for running a 24/7 monitoring agent, social media bot, or personal assistant. This project makes it trivial.


Setup Guides Added

This sweep produced two new setup guides: - Hermes Browser Extension Setup — Load unpacked, connect to Hermes, context modes, troubleshooting - OpenClaw on Android Setup — Termux install, one-command setup, daemon mode, battery optimization


Comparison

Metric Count
Official Hermes skills on skills.sh 192
Previously documented in catalog ~178
New this sweep 2
New setup guides created 2

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