hermes-relay
Remote Android phone control, pairing, and relay diagnostics
All Skills in This Repository (5)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsandroid
Control paired Android phones via Hermes-Relay with taps, typing, and navigation.
hermes-relay-pair
Generate a QR code configuring Hermes-Relay Android app and terminal relay pairing.
hermes-relay-doctor
Automate end-to-end health checks for the Hermes-Relay bridge stack.
hermes-relay-status
Report connection, telemetry, permissions, and safety-rail status from the Hermes-Relay loopback endpoint.
hermes-relay-self-setup
Install and manage the Hermes-Relay plugin and Android pairing pipeline on POSIX hosts.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Hermes-Relay?โผ
Run `npx skills add Codename-11/hermes-relay --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
How to pair my Android phone with Hermes?โผ
Use the hermes-relay-pair skill to generate a single QR code that configures chat, terminal, and bridge channels at once. Scan it from the Hermes-Relay Android app under Settings, then Connection.
Can an agent control my Android phone remotely?โผ
Yes. The android skill lets the agent tap, type, swipe, open apps, and read the screen through the relay, with built-in playbooks for Uber, WhatsApp, Spotify, Maps, and Settings.
How do I fix a broken Hermes-Relay connection?โผ
Run the hermes-relay-doctor skill, which smoke-tests relay health, phone connection, accessibility service, and screenshot capture in one pass with fix hints for each failure.
Is remote phone control safe with Hermes-Relay?โผ
Yes. Sensitive actions pass through on-device safety rails including app blocklists, confirmation prompts for destructive actions like sending or paying, and automatic idle shutoff.
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