mlennie/hermes-mcp — reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a Python MCP bridge that lets Claude Desktop, Claude on web or mobile, Cursor, and Codex send requests to my local Hermes Agent running on my own machine.
The user should be able to ask their chat app to do Hermes things like schedule cron jobs, search the web, automate the browser, send email, create documents, or message Slack and WhatsApp, and this server should safely pass the request to the local Hermes gateway.
Include simple command line commands to create OAuth client credentials, create a bearer token, check the setup, and run the server. It should support OAuth for clients that can log in, bearer tokens for clients that cannot, public HTTPS access through a tunnel, and environment variable configuration. Add clear setup docs for Claude, Cursor, and Codex, plus sensible security checks so it does not expose the local machine carelessly.
Look up current MCP docs online if you need to.
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