Atlas Omnia
Community@AtlasOmnia
Building practical tools and community resources for Hermes Agent. Moderator of r/hermesagent.
Agent Skills by Atlas Omnia
Showing 76 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
hermes-starter-onboarding
Guides consent-gated first-run setup of Hermes profiles, toolsets, memory, and cron jobs.
specification-compliance-review
Audit implementations against explicit specifications with requirement matrices and execution evidence.
maps
Geocode places, find nearby POIs, and compute routes via OpenStreetMap and OSRM.
hermes-diagnostic-review
Review Hermes session history read-only to detect recurring mistakes and propose improvements.
github-auth
Configures GitHub authentication via HTTPS tokens, SSH keys, or gh CLI login.
notes-automation-workflows
Automate bulk Apple Notes discovery, filtering, and scripted enrichment via AppleScript.
reddit-browse-and-post
Browse Reddit threads and publish posts via OAuth API or browser session.
external-model-review
Runs reproducible independent reviews of plans and artifacts through named external models with provenance preservation.
github-repo-management
Create, clone, fork, and configure GitHub repositories using gh CLI or git with curl.
github-pr-workflow
Automates the GitHub pull request lifecycle from branch creation through CI monitoring and merge.
hermes-plugin-development
Design, register, and debug Hermes Agent backend and desktop plugins.
application-security-review
Reviews application repositories for trust-boundary, auth, validation, and dependency security issues.
hermes-self-evaluation
Audits Hermes session history, skills, and costs to generate evidence-backed optimization reports.
hermes-nightly-self-check-decisions
Records decisions from nightly self-check findings as executable rules in a Markdown log.
coding-worktree-recovery
Recovers interrupted coding-agent work in dirty Git checkouts with writer arbitration and verified closeout.
meta-business-posting
Publish posts to Facebook Pages via browser session or Meta Graph API.
xurl
Post, search, and manage X/Twitter content via the official xurl CLI and v2 API.
hermes-desktop-plugins
Write JavaScript plugins that add UI panes, commands, and routes to the Hermes desktop app.
product-competitor-analysis
Conduct codebase-grounded competitive analysis of iOS and macOS apps with line-cited evidence.
destination-trip-planning
Plans themed destination trips with researched pricing, logistics, and day-by-day itineraries.
claude-design
Generate self-contained HTML design artifacts including landing pages, prototypes, decks, and component explorations.
publication-link-audit
Verify every outbound URL in Reddit posts, guides, and READMEs before publication.
marketing-collateral-design
Design and render marketing collateral as deterministic HTML/CSS/SVG with preflight validation and PNG/PDF export.
hf-model-card-research
Extract benchmark claims, download stats, and metadata from HuggingFace model cards.
Frequently Asked Questions About Atlas Omnia
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Atlas Omnia's Hermes Agent skill registry?▼
The registry covers GitHub auth, repo management, PR workflows, issue triage, and code review; application security and specification-compliance audits; macOS automation for Notes, Reminders, and iMessage; Obsidian and Notion knowledge capture; trip planning, maps, news digests, and social posting to Reddit, X, and Facebook.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Developers and power users running Hermes Agent on macOS, Linux, or Windows. It suits engineers managing GitHub repositories, reviewers needing security and compliance audits, and productivity-focused users automating Apple-native apps, Obsidian vaults, and Notion workspaces.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills are SKILL.md packages loaded by Hermes Agent from its skills directory. Most run cross-platform on macOS, Linux, and Windows; some require prerequisites like the gh, xurl, imsg, remindctl, or pygount commands, or environment variables such as NOTION_API_KEY and Google OAuth2 credential files.
Are these skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. The vast majority of skills in the manifest carry an MIT license and are free to use, modify, and redistribute. Authors include Hermes Agent, Nous Research, AtlasOmnia, and community contributors, with some skills adapted from upstream projects like openclaw and obra/superpowers.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Dependencies vary per skill: GitHub skills need gh CLI authentication; google-workspace requires OAuth2 token and client secret files; notion skills need a NOTION_API_KEY; xurl, imsg, remindctl, and pygount must be installed for their respective skills; several macOS-only skills require AppleScript/TCC permissions.