Problem or Use Case

Currently, as Hermes Agent scales across CLI and messaging platforms (Telegram, Slack, Discord), users need to cross-reference multiple files to find platform-specific command syntax. This improves onboarding for the first 750 new sign-ups.

Proposed Solution

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Issue Title: [Feature Request] Integrated Platform Command Reference (Quick Start Table)
Description
Currently, as Hermes Agent scales across CLI and messaging platforms (Telegram, Slack, Discord), users need to cross-reference multiple files or the codebase to find platform-specific command syntax. To improve developer onboarding and bridge the gap between "Claude Code" style CLI and "OpenClaw" style messaging, I propose adding a Quick Start Table to the main README.md.
Proposed Solution
A concise, scannable Markdown table that maps core agentic actions across all supported interfaces.
🚀 Hermes Agent: Cross-Platform Quick Start

• User Retention: The first 750 new sign-ups using the HERMESAGENT code will benefit from an immediate, clear roadmap of how to interact with the agent.
• Consistency: It establishes a standard for developers when they extend the project with new "Agent-managed skills."
• Clarity: It highlights the unique value of "picking up and transferring sessions wherever you go."
  Implementation Checklist
• Finalize the mapping of CLI vs. Bot commands.
• Insert the table into the Usage or Quick Start section of README.md.
• (Optional) Update the install.sh output to link to this command reference.

Alternatives Considered

I considered leaving the documentation as is, but as the project grows with more "Agent-managed skills," a unified command reference is essential for cross-platform consistency.

Feature Type

New tool

Scope

None

Contribution

• I'd like to implement this myself and submit a PR