areu01or00/hermes-agent-mobile-client

This project is an Android app that lets you use Hermes Agent from your phone. Hermes Agent is a separate program, made by another group, that runs an AI assistant with a web dashboard on a computer or server. This repository does not change Hermes itself. It simply opens the existing Hermes dashboard inside an Android WebView, which is the part of Android that can display web pages, so you can interact with your running Hermes session from a phone. The README is careful to say what this is not. It does not reimplement Hermes sessions, chat, jobs, files, skills, or plugins. All of those still live in the original Hermes project. iOS is not supported at this point. Two pieces ship together: the Android app itself, available as a signed APK file you can download from the repo, and a small command-line helper that you run on the computer where Hermes is installed. The helper starts the Hermes dashboard with the right flags and prints a URL that you paste into the phone app. The recommended setup uses Tailscale, a service that creates a private network between devices. You install Tailscale on the phone and on the Hermes machine, sign both into the same account, then run the connector with an npx command. The connector starts the dashboard on port 9119 and gives you a URL inside the Tailscale network so port 9119 never has to be exposed to the public internet. The README notes that same Wi-Fi access works too, and a public server can work if you accept that the port will be reachable from the phone network. In the Android app there are buttons to paste a connector URL, resume the last saved connection, scan the local Wi-Fi for a Hermes dashboard, check the saved connection's status, change terminal text size, and log out. There is also a button labeled Open fresh TUI for when a session has ended. The README lists known limits. The app is only a WebView wrapper, there is no native chat interface yet. Some Hermes dashboard plugin pages are not tested on mobile. Portrait mode may clip the Hermes banner because terminal width is narrow.