A small MIT-licensed local prototype that explores continuity envelopes, an append-only event ledger, narrow gate policy, and a Hermes-style integration surface.
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hermes-continuity-control-plane
A small MIT-licensed local prototype that explores continuity envelopes, an append-only event ledger, narrow gate policy, and a Hermes-style integration surface.
Current boundaryLocal adapter and kernel prototypeOpen on GitHub
This is adjacent architectural research, not the AetherMind store primitive or current coordinator. It tests a bounded local control-plane model without claiming native Hermes integration, production readiness, or a general memory system.
Use it when you are studying local continuity gates and control-plane behavior, or want to inspect the prototype's Python tests and contract boundaries.
It is not a context engine, bulk prompt injector, federated memory provider, or proof that compression and resumption are solved in production.
Start here
A bounded first move.
The repository README is the authority for prerequisites, release status, and integration details. This sequence establishes the right starting posture before you turn it into a workflow.
- Create an isolated Python environment for the prototype.
- Install the editable development dependencies.
- Run its tests before drawing conclusions from the control-plane model.
Reference commands
The smallest documented path.
python3 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -e ".[dev]"
python -m pytest -q