Each plugin here is a bridge from Hermes Agent to something you already work with: your shaders, your Coolify, your forge, and your way out of a block. Each one runs on your own Hermes and is open source under MIT. Eselsbrücke, a bridge for your memory, comes next.
EselsbrückeA bridge to your memory. Small helper tools that your agent uses too.Soon
Why bridges
Luftbrücke is German for airlift, and the studio's name comes from the Berlin Airlift, when planes kept a cut-off city supplied with food and coal.
We take the humanitarian half of that story: connecting people and the tools they rely on. Studio Luftbrücke is one developer in Berlin, and these plugins are built in public.
Built with Hermes
These plugins were built with Hermes Agent itself. Agents wrote the code on branches and reviewed each other's pull requests, and test harnesses rendered, clicked and measured each feature before Konstantin tested it in Hermes Desktop. Every merge was his click.