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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It provides a polished sticky-note experience inside the Hermes Desktop environment without requiring a fork or build step, using the plugin SDK and CSS variables for theming, and offers unique interactions like dragging notes to pile them together.
Who it is for
- Hermes Desktop users who need quick note-taking on their desktop
- Knowledge workers or researchers who use Hermes as an agent interface
- Developers exploring the Hermes plugin ecosystem
- Anyone who wants a visually minimal, keyboard-accessible sticky note system
Use cases
- Jotting down quick reminders, ideas, or tasks while working in Hermes Desktop
- Organizing notes by stacking them, then breaking out important ones for visibility
- Piling related notes together by dragging them to overlap, for brainstorming sessions
- Using experimental agent commands (e.g., /sticky) to create notes from plain text
Strengths
- Zero setup: single-file plugin with no build step or app fork required
- Flexible interaction model: stack, break out, pile, and stack all with keyboard shortcuts
- Theme-aware: uses app CSS variables instead of hardcoded colors
- Profile-aware storage via plugin-scoped ctx.storage, respecting Hermes profiles
Considerations
- v0.1 — global stickies by default; session pin is light, project pin not yet implemented
- Agent authoring (plain text markers) is experimental and best-effort
- Requires Hermes Desktop (Electron app); CLI/gateway alone does not load the plugin
- Disk plugin constraints limit imports to react, react/jsx-runtime, and the plugin SDK
README quick start
Hermes Sticky Notes
In-Desktop sticky / post-it notes for Hermes Desktop, built as a single disk plugin (no app fork, no build step).
One stack on the glass. Break out notes when they need ambient space. Drag floats together to pile them. Stack all when the desk gets loud.
v0.1 — global stickies by default. Session pin exists as a light toggle; project pin may come later.
Install
Requires Hermes Desktop (the Electron app). CLI/gateway alone will not load this.
mkdir -p ~/.hermes/desktop-plugins/sticky-notes
curl -fsSL -o ~/.hermes/desktop-plugins/sticky-notes/plugin.js \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/VGFreakXBL/hermes-sticky-notes/main/plugin.js
Or copy manually:
mkdir -p ~/.hermes/desktop-plugins/sticky-notes
cp plugin.js ~/.hermes/desktop-plugins/sticky-notes/plugin.js
Then in Desktop:
- ⌘K → Reload desktop plugins (or wait a few seconds for the file watcher)
- Settings → Plugins → enable Sticky Notes if it’s off
- Look for the status chip
stickyand the floating stickies stack card
Named profiles: install under ~/.hermes/profiles//desktop-plugins/sticky-notes/ instead when that profile is active.
How to use
| Action | How |
|---|---|
| New sticky | Status chip, stack New, palette Sticky: New (stack), or ⌘⇧N |
| Edit | Select a row in the stack; body autosaves |
| Break out | ↗ on a stack row or Break out in the editor |
| Pile | Drag free breakout windows until they overlap ~40%, then release |
| Flip inside a pile | Click a row in the pile list |
| Split from pile | ↗ on a pile row |
| Return one to stack | ↙ stack on a breakout, or ↙ in a pile |
| Stack everything | Stack all / ⌘⇧S / palette |
| Clear all | Palette Sticky: Clear all (destructive) |
Notes persist in plugin-scoped storage (ctx.storage), profile-aware. No real filesystem access.
Design notes
- One stack card by default (not one float per note)
- Overlap-merge only after a real drag (not on plain clicks)
- Short grace after split so notes aren’t immediately re-piled
- Themes: no hardcoded colors — uses app CSS variables
- Disk plugin rules:
jsx()/jsxs()only; imports limited to@hermes/plugin-sdk,react,react/jsx-runtime
Agent (best-effort)
If the gateway event payload in
Description
Sticky / post-it notes for Hermes Desktop (disk plugin)
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