audit-hermes-agent-skills

To clean up unused Hermes Agent skills, this Skill audits installed entries by scanning state.db tool-call history to count usage and surface low-frequency or obsolete skills for removal. It classifies skill sources and generates an XLSX report with activity signals to guide your cleanup decisions.

A Hermes skill usage audit report includes source classification, curator activity signals, usage frequency counts, and decision dropdowns in a generated XLSX spreadsheet. It separates built-in, local, and hub-installed skills to help you review installed entries and identify duplicates or archived items.

Yes, you can safely delete or disable Hermes skills using the confirmation-gated apply mode. The cleanup workflow requires explicit confirmation before modifying skills and automatically creates backups prior to deleting, disabling, or re-enabling any entries to prevent data loss.

You generate an XLSX report of installed Hermes skills by requesting an audit, which scans your Hermes environment and compiles usage statistics into a spreadsheet. The generated XLSX file contains source classifications and decision dropdowns for you to review and apply cleanup choices.

Yes, the audit identifies disabled, merged, and archived Hermes skills alongside active ones. It analyzes state.db tool-call data and curator activity signals to classify these entries, allowing you to re-enable or remove them through the confirmation-gated cleanup workflow.

The best way to separate built-in Hermes skills from local or hub-installed ones is to run an audit that classifies skill sources using Hermes internal APIs. The audit compiles source classifications into an XLSX report, enabling you to distinguish skill origins and manage cleanup accordingly.