Community builds redline, a Hermes Desktop plugin for reviewing agent-written code
Teknium · x · 2026-10-14
The community shipped redline, a Hermes Desktop plugin for reviewing documents and code written by your Hermes Agent.
Key workflow:
- Opens the file in a pane next to the chat
- Select a passage and leave a comment, question, or change request
- Send notes one at a time or queue several and send as one batch
- The agent edits the file and the pane refreshes live; notes are saved alongside
It's available in the Hermes plugin catalog.
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