Hermes Mod lets you manage Hermes CLI skins in a web ui.

It does the manual work for you:

• lists built-in skins and custom skins
• opens a skin into a visual editor
• edits real Hermes skin fields, including generated banner logo text and higher-detail hero text art
• saves directly to ~/.hermes/skins/
• activates a skin by updating ~/.hermes/config.yaml
• shows generated YAML and a live preview
• supports multiple hero image render styles, including braille, ASCII ramp, blocks, and dots

The app works with the Hermes skin schema, including:

• colors
• spinner faces, verbs, and wings
• branding strings
• tool prefix
• tool emoji overrides
• banner_logo
• banner_hero

Find it on https://pinokio.co and 1-click install.

npx -y hermes-mod

The -y flag skips the install prompt and starts the published package immediately.

Go into app and run:

npm install

Then run:

npm start

1. Install the app in Pinokio.
2. Start the app.
3. Open Skin Studio.
4. Choose a built-in or custom skin.
5. Generate a logo from text and upload a PNG, JPG, GIF, or WEBP image to create hero art. Optionally change the hero look style or width.
6. Edit fields and click Save.
7. Click Activate to set it as the current Hermes skin.

By default the app uses:

• skins folder: ~/.hermes/skins/
• config file: ~/.hermes/config.yaml

It can also respect HERMES_HOME if that environment variable is set.

• Built-in skins are shown as templates and can be duplicated into custom skins.
• Custom skins are saved as YAML files in your Hermes skin directory.
• Activation updates the display.skin setting in the Hermes config file.