Three quotumorg Hermes plugins land in NousResearch marketplace: precedent rulings and exfil blocking
Teknium · x · 2026-11-13
quotumorg's three community plugins for Hermes Agent are now listed in the official NousResearch marketplace:
- precedent-log: saves a human's answer to a blocked Kanban question as a ruling, injects matching rulings into later worker prompts, and in enforce mode vetoes a worker's kanbanblock up to twice per task (advisory mode only annotates); strict mode also guards executecode channels against bypasses.
- exfilbar: per-file transfer routes for the workspace — a pretoolcall hook blocks recognized uploads (curl, wget, scp, git push, Python requests/httpx, etc.) outside declared routes, with private/ and .env protected by default. The author is explicit it's static recognition, not an egress sandbox; scripts, browsers, and MCP tools can bypass it.
- quotum: exposes a quotum seat or prepaid PAYG project as a model provider for Hermes, with usage dashboards, 401/402 recovery hints, opt-in advisory preflight, and shared meter caching; seats are funded by the QUOTUM crypto token and keys are only read via Hermes' profile secret scope. No telemetry, shell, or network calls in the plugin runtime.
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