Give Hermes lighter sandals.
In Greek myth, Talaria are the winged sandals of Hermes, the messenger god. They are what let him move quickly and travel light, which is exactly the spirit of this tool: a leaner Hermes profile with less baggage, less tool bloat, and less token drain.
Creates a profile-local lean Hermes setup:
- Copies global skills into
~/.hermes/profiles/<profile>/skills - Keeps active skills limited to:
autonomous-ai-agents/hermes-agentgithub/*mcp/native-mcpsoftware-development/*
- Moves everything else to profile-local
skills-heavyorskills-disabled - Patches the profile config for true light mode:
toolsets: []agent.reasoning_effort: lowagent.disabled_toolsets: [hermes-cli]checkpoints.enabled: falsememory.memory_enabled: falsememory.user_profile_enabled: falsedelegation.orchestrator_enabled: falsedelegation.max_concurrent_children: 0curator.enabled: falsestt.enabled: falsemodel_catalog.enabled: falsehoncho: nulldisplay.personality: conciseprompt_caching.cache_ttl: 60m
- Finishes by running
<profile> modelto trigger Hermes model setup for the new profile
It does not mutate global ~/.hermes/skills.
unzip hermes-talaria-v0.3.0.zip
cd hermes-talaria-v0.3.0
npm linkhermes-talariaCustom profile:
hermes-talaria -n MyProfileDry run:
hermes-talaria -n MyProfile --dry-runSkip the final model setup launch:
hermes-talaria -n MyProfile --no-model-setupIf you skip that step, run the profile's model setup manually:
MyProfile modelIf Hermes does not create a profile config immediately, Talaria writes:
~/.hermes/profiles/<profile>/config.yaml
Talaria writes the lean profile config directly so the profile is ready to use.