name	profile-manager
description	Launch, check, or stop the Hermes Advanced Profile Manager WebUI — a full-power visual configuration surface for Hermes profiles, skills, skill groups, delegation authority, MCP servers, providers, and backups. Use when the user asks to open/launch/start the profile manager, inspect or configure profiles visually, explore the profile system graph, or shut the manager down.

Hermes Advanced Profile Manager

A local WebUI for full-power Hermes profile management: readiness verdicts, identity files, skills and skill groups, toolsets, MCP servers, providers and model routes, auth/env (masked), live delegation authority, team planning, backups/rollback/audit, and an interactive Explorer graph of every profile.

Launch (background — does not occupy a terminal)

scripts/launch-profile-manager start

Prints the URL (default http://127.0.0.1:5194/) and returns immediately. Safe to repeat: if already running it just reports the URL.

Other commands

scripts/launch-profile-manager status    # running? where?
scripts/launch-profile-manager stop      # shut down (also: ⏻ button in the UI)
scripts/launch-profile-manager open      # open the UI in a browser
scripts/launch-profile-manager run       # foreground mode (debugging)

Options for any command: --port <n>, --host <addr>, --hermes-home <path> (profile-scoped sessions should pass the real installation root), --no-open.

Notes for agents

The server binds localhost only and writes nothing without an explicit confirmed action; every write takes a backup first and is audited.
After config changes, suggest the Overview tab's readiness check (or GET /api/profiles/<name>/readiness?live=1) as verification evidence.
If the checkout cannot be located, set PROFILE_MANAGER_HOME or re-run scripts/profile-manager install-skill from the checkout.

name	profile-manager
description	Launch, check, or stop the Hermes Advanced Profile Manager WebUI — a full-power visual configuration surface for Hermes profiles, skills, skill groups, delegation authority, MCP servers, providers, and backups. Use when the user asks to open/launch/start the profile manager, inspect or configure profiles visually, explore the profile system graph, or shut the manager down.