hermes-self-learner

You can autonomously learn new skills by submitting a learning URL to Hermes, which fetches page content, analyzes skill structures, generates a compliant SKILL.md, and updates the skill library automatically.

Yes, you can create a scenario library from web page content by ingesting a URL; the system analyzes the extracted information to map applicability, automate skill selection, and update the scenario library.

Turning web page knowledge into a ready-to-use SKILL.md involves URL content ingestion, skill structure analysis to identify name and parameters, and generating a compliant file stored under the skills directory.

Yes, URL content ingestion works for extracting actionable skill definitions by fetching web pages, identifying usage guidelines, and transforming extracted knowledge into a structured skill entry with scenario-based context.

You receive progress reports when autonomously learning skills from URLs through the built-in reporting feature, which summarizes findings, extracted scenarios, and suggested actions back to the user.

A limitation of automating skill generation from URL ingestion is that the resulting SKILL.md quality depends entirely on the structure and clarity of the actionable skill definitions found on the provided web page.