Do this in the browser. Takes ~3 minutes. Separate from Kaggle / citizen-benefits.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Owner | Unix-Dev-Ops (your GitHub user) |
| Repo name | scripts-bash |
| Visibility | Public (recommended for a Hermes skill) |
| Description | Hermes Agent skill: rigid standard for long-lived bash installer/manager scripts |
| Initialize | No README, No .gitignore, No license (local repo already has all of that) |
This is a Hermes drop-in skill under skills/software-development/.
It is not the CitizenBenefits / Kaggle project.
- Open: https://github.com/new
- Owner: Unix-Dev-Ops
- Repository name: scripts-bash
- Public
- Description: paste the line from the table above
- Uncheck “Add a README file”
- Uncheck .gitignore / license
- Click Create repository
You should land on an empty repo page with push instructions. Stop there.
Reply in chat:
Repo created. Push scripts-bash.
I will run from ~/.hermes/projects/scripts-bash/:
git remote add origin https://github.com/Unix-Dev-Ops/scripts-bash.git
git push -u origin main(Same auth style that already works for citizen-benefits.)
- Website:
https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/(optional) - Topics:
hermes-agent,hermes-skill,bash,shell,devops,installers,automation
- Require pull request before merge
- Require 1 approval
- Require review from Code Owners
- Require status checks: validate
- Block force pushes
Details: MAINTAINERS.md in the repo.
- Releases → Draft → tag
v4.2.0→ title matching skill version
git clone https://github.com/Unix-Dev-Ops/scripts-bash.git
cp -a scripts-bash/skills/software-development/scripts-bash \
~/.hermes/skills/software-development/Then in Hermes: /skill scripts-bash
- Do not copy CitizenBenefits files into this repo
- Do not add
workspace/installersproduction scripts unless you scrub them for public - Do not commit
.envor tokens - Do not use the Kaggle writeup as this project’s story
citizen-benefits → your Kaggle / Google agent product
scripts-bash → Hermes skill that makes bash installers excellent
neo-backups → private Hermes backup mirror (if you use it)
Three different repos. One GitHub user. Same identity (Unix-Dev-Ops).