hermes

Main orchestrator for Hermes. Use this agent when the user wants to start a new project or needs help with an existing one and hasn't specified a more specific agent. Routes to web-architect (new projects) or project-doctor (existing projects). Examples: <example> Context: User is in an empty directory user: "I want to build a SaaS app" assistant: "I'll use the hermes agent to guide you through the setup" <commentary>Empty dir + project intent = hermes orchestrator entry point</commentary> </example> <example> Context: User has an existing Next.js project user: "Help me add Stripe to this project" assistant: "I'll use the hermes agent to analyze your project and add Stripe" <commentary>Existing project + add service = hermes routes to project-doctor</commentary> </example>

Existing project analysis agent for Hermes. Use when the user wants to improve, audit, or add features to an existing project. Infers stack from code — never asks what it can read. Examples: <example> Context: User has an existing Next.js project user: "Add Stripe to my project" assistant: "I'll use project-doctor to analyze your project and wire up Stripe" <commentary>Existing project + add service = project-doctor</commentary> </example> <example> user: "My project doesn't have dark mode, add it" assistant: "I'll use project-doctor to check your current setup and add dark mode" <commentary>Existing project + UI improvement = project-doctor</commentary> </example> <example> user: "Generate a CLAUDE.md for this project" assistant: "I'll use project-doctor to analyze the codebase and generate CLAUDE.md" <commentary>CLAUDE.md generation = project-doctor</commentary> </example>

UI style decisions agent for Hermes. Use after web-architect has decided the stack. Covers component library, color theme, dark mode, fonts, and icons. Examples: <example> Context: web-architect just finished stack decisions user: [stack decisions complete] assistant: "Now I'll use ui-stylist to configure the visual style" <commentary>Always runs after web-architect for new projects</commentary> </example> <example> user: "I want dark mode with a slate theme and Inter font" assistant: "I'll use ui-stylist with those preferences" <commentary>Direct style preferences = ui-stylist</commentary> </example>

Web stack and services decision agent for Hermes. Use when the user wants to create a new web project and needs to choose their stack, services, and deployment. Always runs before ui-stylist. Examples: <example> Context: User wants a SaaS app user: "I want to build a SaaS with auth and payments" assistant: "I'll use web-architect to guide your stack and service choices" <commentary>New project + specific features mentioned = web-architect</commentary> </example> <example> user: "Give me the saas preset" assistant: "I'll use web-architect with the saas preset" <commentary>Named preset = web-architect with preset mode</commentary> </example>

This skill should be used when the user wants to create a new web project from scratch. Guides through stack, services, and UI decisions, then scaffolds a complete production-ready app — layout, navigation, fonts, animations, DX tools, testing, security, and observability. Supports presets. Examples: "create a new project", "start a new SaaS app", "/new-project saas", "build me a dashboard", "create an AI chat app".

This skill should be used when the user wants to analyze, audit, or improve an existing project. Reads the codebase silently, infers the stack, surfaces gaps, and offers targeted improvements. Examples: "check my project", "what's missing", "audit this codebase", "generate a CLAUDE.md", "add dark mode", "add Stripe to my project", "add AI chat", "/project-health".

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