Open-source contributor focused on reliable AI agents and developer tooling.

I contribute to Hermes Agent, an open-source personal AI agent by Nous Research. I work across its Python agent and gateway core and its TypeScript/Electron Desktop app, with an emphasis on lifecycle correctness, cross-process state, and behavior-focused regression testing.

The work below was incorporated upstream through maintainer integrations, with authorship preserved:

• Desktop session recovery — traced a WebSocket orphan-reap and turn-lease failure that could leave the visible chat bound to a dead runtime; the focused recovery path landed in #99891.
• Multiplex credential isolation — guarded the shared dotenv-loader boundary so routed profile .env values stay out of process-global os.environ, while preserving unscoped startup and profile-private secret hydration; adopted in #101244.
• Gateway-backed remote previews — routed remote non-HTML files through Hermes' authenticated in-app preview instead of the local Electron file:// bridge; adopted in #79494.
• Composer interaction safety — prevented accidental composer popouts by gating the gesture behind an explicit preference with persistent state and regression coverage; adopted in #86766.

• Agent runtime and provider compatibility
• Desktop session lifecycle and runtime recovery
• Gateway, CLI, and cross-platform reliability
• Regression tests for production-facing bugs

Working with: Python · TypeScript · React · Electron · WebSocket/JSON-RPC · pytest · Vitest

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