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timchap maintains 36 MIT-licensed Hermes Agent skills spanning homelab infrastructure operations, local LLM inference, and generative creative media production.
Agent Skills by timchap
Showing 36 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
timchapcron-troubleshooting
Diagnose and fix Hermes Agent cron job failures including missed runs, delivery errors, and provider drift.
timchapsmart-suggestion
Generates one tailored weekly suggestion from user patterns, homelab activity, and web research.
timchaptime-filtered-queries
Converts natural-language time expressions into UTC date ranges for calendar, email, and task queries.
timchaplemonade-server
Configure AMD Lemonade Server backends, ROCm channels, and speculative decoding for local LLM inference.
timchapreminder-pattern
Coordinates Google Tasks and cron jobs to deliver conditional reminder notifications.
timchapcomputer-use
Automates clicking, typing, and scrolling in native desktop applications without stealing cursor focus.
timchapweb-research
Conducts web research using search and browser fallbacks when extraction is blocked.
timchapsmart-home
Control smart home devices via Home Assistant API and MQTT messaging.
timchapobservability-stack
Deploy and troubleshoot a Prometheus, Grafana, cAdvisor, and Phoenix monitoring stack on homelab hosts.
timchapmcp-servers
Configure and troubleshoot MCP servers in Hermes with stdio and HTTP transports.
timchapdrift-audit
Audits Hermes agent sessions for undocumented environment changes and commits them to homelab docs.
timchaphermes-webui
Installs and configures the Hermes WebUI on Linux with systemd, password auth, and Tailscale access.
timchapllm-digest
Generates a daily LLM news digest filtered for Strix Halo local inference setups.
timchapsystemd-services
Create, manage, and debug systemd services for Linux background daemons.
timchaphermes-context-management
Decides where to persist declarative knowledge across Hermes context mechanisms.
timchaphermes-agent-skill-authoring
Guides authoring of in-repo SKILL.md files with frontmatter validation rules and structure conventions.
timchapskill-maintenance
Audit and patch SKILL.md frontmatter, structure, and references across local skill collections.
timchapbrowser-setup
Configure browser automation with agent-browser, Chromium, and Camoufox anti-detection backends.
timchaphermes-agent
Configure, extend, and troubleshoot the Hermes Agent CLI, gateways, tools, and skills.
timchapopencode
Delegates coding tasks to OpenCode CLI for autonomous implementation, refactoring, and PR review.
timchapcomfyui
Generate images, video, and audio by running ComfyUI workflows via REST and WebSocket APIs.
timchapbaoyu-infographic
Generate infographics from structured content by combining 21 layouts with 21 visual styles via AI image generation.
timchapsongwriting-and-ai-music
Write original or parody song lyrics and craft Suno AI prompts with metatags and style descriptions.
timchapascii-video
Generate colored ASCII character videos from video, audio, images, or generative math using Python and ffmpeg.
Frequently Asked Questions About timchap
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with timchap's Hermes Agent skills?▼
You can troubleshoot cron jobs and systemd services, deploy Prometheus/Grafana monitoring, control Home Assistant devices via MQTT, run local LLM inference on AMD Strix Halo, generate media with ComfyUI and Manim, build HTML prototypes and Excalidraw diagrams, and conduct web research with fallback extraction.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Homelab operators, self-hosting enthusiasts, and creative technologists running Hermes Agent. The collection targets Linux-centric administrators managing personal infrastructure alongside generative artists producing ASCII animation, p5.js sketches, TouchDesigner visuals, infographics, and AI-assisted music.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Each skill ships as a folder with native YAML frontmatter (name, description, version, platforms) loaded by Hermes Agent. Most run cross-platform on Linux, macOS, and Windows; infrastructure skills like observability-stack, drift-audit, and systemd-services are Linux-only and may require venv setup or systemd units.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Yes. Every skill in the manifest carries an MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. Authors include Hermes Agent, Teknium, and community contributors such as JimLiu and kshitijk4poor, with some skills ported from upstream projects like humanizer and awesome-design-md.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Dependencies vary: lemonade-server needs AMD Strix Halo hardware with ROCm or Vulkan; smart-home requires Home Assistant or MQTT; touchdesigner-mcp needs a running TouchDesigner instance; mcp-servers uses 1Password secret injection; hermes-webui requires Python venv, systemd, and Tailscale access.