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- hermes_cli/plugin_catalog.py: loader/search/removed-blocklist for the new plugin-catalog/ directory (exact 40-hex SHA pins, https-only repos, official/community tiers; invalid entries skipped with a warning) - plugin-catalog/: admission-policy README, example-plugin seed entry, and removed.yaml blocklist
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Hermes Plugin Catalog
Curated, Nous-approved Hermes plugins. Each YAML file in this directory
(except removed.yaml) is one catalog entry, discoverable via
hermes plugins catalog / hermes plugins search and installable with
hermes plugins install <name>.
Admission policy
Presence in this directory is the trust signal. The rules that keep it meaningful:
- Human-merged gate. Entries are added only via a PR to the
hermes-agentrepository, reviewed and merged by a maintainer. There is no self-serve registry, no automated ingestion. - Exact SHA pins are mandatory. Every entry pins a full 40-character commit SHA. Branches, tags, and short SHAs are rejected by the loader. Installs clone the repository and check out exactly that commit.
- Pin maturity. The pinned release should be at least 2 weeks old
at pin time, mirroring the supply-chain policy used for
optional-mcps/and pyproject dependencies. This gives the community time to notice a compromised release before Hermes ships a pointer to it. - SHA bumps are new PRs. Updating an entry's pin is a new PR whose diff (old SHA → new SHA) is re-reviewed like any other change — reviewers are expected to look at the upstream commit range being adopted.
- Owner-or-major-contributor submissions only. An entry may only be submitted by the plugin repository's owner or a major contributor to it. Drive-by submissions of third-party repos are declined.
- Declared capabilities must match reality. The
capabilities:block (tools, hooks, middleware, env vars) must match what the plugin actually registers at the pinned commit. Validation fails the entry otherwise — undeclared capability creep is treated as a security issue.
Entry schema
name: example-plugin # [a-z0-9_-]{1,64}, the catalog key
repo: https://github.com/owner/repo # https:// only
sha: <40-hex commit sha> # mandatory exact pin
subdir: "" # optional path within the repo
description: One-line description.
maintainer: OwnerName
tier: official # official | community (default community)
requires_hermes: ">=0.19" # optional
docs_url: "" # optional
platforms: [] # optional, e.g. [linux, macos]; empty = all
capabilities:
provides_tools: []
provides_hooks: []
provides_middleware: []
requires_env: []
removed.yaml — the blocklist
When an entry is pulled from the catalog for security or policy reasons, it
is recorded in removed.yaml with a reason and date. The installer refuses
to install anything matching a removed entry's name or repo URL, so a
malicious plugin cannot be re-installed from a stale identifier after
removal. Removals, like additions, land via reviewed PRs.