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Index the EPYC orchestrator x_* request overrides exposed through Hermes command skills.
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Process research URLs (papers, blogs, repos) through a structured intake pipeline. Extracts claims, deduplicates against a persistent index, cross-references existing work, expands literature, updates active handoffs, proposes handoff stubs, and produces a structured report. Use when ingesting new research material into the EPYC compendium.
Control the orchestrator stack lifecycle from Hermes via a thin wrapper over the existing stack launcher.
Lint, query, and maintain the project knowledge base. Use when auditing KB health, searching for compiled knowledge, or checking governance hygiene. Do not use when ingesting new research (use research-intake).
Use when reviewing a diff, commit, PR, dependency change, agent/tool change, or codebase surface for security risk. Runs a two-pass STRIDE + OWASP Top 10 + OWASP LLM + supply-chain review with exploit-path-gated findings and P0-P3 severity.
Cap or restore the escalation tier for this conversation. Controls how far the orchestrator can escalate from frontdoor to specialist models.
Disable REPL code execution for this conversation. Forces direct text responses only — no Python/shell execution.
Based on SOC occupation classification
| name | orchestrator-overrides |
| description | Index the EPYC orchestrator x_* request overrides exposed through Hermes command skills. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| metadata | {"hermes":{"tags":["routing","orchestrator","overview"]}} |
Use this as the entry point for Hermes commands that shape EPYC orchestrator routing and stack lifecycle control.
| API field | Type | Effect | Consumed by |
|---|---|---|---|
x_orchestrator_role | string or null | Force a role from GET /v1/models and bypass frontdoor routing. | /use |
x_max_escalation | string or null | Cap escalation at A, B1, B2, or C. | /escalation |
x_force_model | string or null | Force one registry model and bypass role routing. Wins over x_orchestrator_role. | No dedicated command; advanced API override only |
x_disable_repl | boolean | Skip REPL execution and request direct text. | /nocode |
x_show_routing | boolean | Include routing metadata in the response for debugging. | No dedicated command; advanced API override only |
| Command skill | Primary field | Use when |
|---|---|---|
/use | x_orchestrator_role | A conversation should stay on a known current role. |
/escalation | x_max_escalation | A conversation needs a latency or quality ceiling. |
/nocode | x_disable_repl | A conversation should avoid REPL/tool execution. |
/stack | local launcher | A conversation needs direct stack status/start/stop/reload control. |
Keep this inventory aligned with OpenAIChatRequest:
python3 scripts/hermes/skills/check_drift.py
The checker compares the request-side x_* fields declared in
/mnt/raid0/llm/epyc-orchestrator/src/api/models/openai.py with the documented
fields under scripts/hermes/skills/.