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# Roadmap
# Hermes Mobile Beta Roadmap
## Phase 0 — Planning Scaffold
## Current Milestone: Native Android Beta Chat and Connection UX
Status: completed.
Status: in progress, close to beta validation. F0 source landing is complete; Android debug build validation remains environment-blocked.
Deliverables:
- Repo created
- Product plan
- Architecture plan
- Design direction
- Install strategy
- Project structure
Done:
- Native Kotlin/Compose Android shell replaces the web-first mobile path for the beta surface.
- Companion settings flow stores companion URL and access key locally, validates bearer auth, and surfaces health errors in-app.
- Chat UI supports conversation list/thread navigation, native composer, busy state, selectable replies, error bubbles, and new-chat reset.
- Companion `/api/chat` invokes Hermes through the CLI with `hermes chat -Q --source tool -q <prompt>`.
- Companion chat responses sanitize terminal banners/help/control output, truncate large replies for mobile, report CLI availability, and return structured failure responses.
- Workspace utilities remain native: command runner, health view, file browsing, read, and write.
- Local build artifacts, Android transient build output, `.gradle-user/`, and `.dev/` are ignored.
- Companion and workspace TypeScript typecheck, build, and lint pass as of 2026-07-24.
## Phase 1 — Skeleton
Remaining for beta:
- Validate Android debug build in an environment where Gradle can fetch or reuse the Gradle 8.11.1 distribution. On 2026-07-24, `GRADLE_USER_HOME=/root/hermes-mobile/.gradle-user ./gradlew :app:assembleDebug` failed before compilation because network socket creation is blocked while downloading `https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-8.11.1-all.zip`.
- Exercise a real paired device against a running companion and authenticated Hermes CLI.
- Exercise upstream-compatible transport/auth/session/streaming behavior end to end: bearer auth, health, chat request/response, session continuity expectations, streamed/final output handling, and failure recovery.
- Add or run focused Android UI validation for chat/settings flows on small and large screens.
- Confirm adaptive accessibility: font scaling, TalkBack labels, contrast, keyboard/IME behavior, and reduced-motion tolerance.
- Document beta install/run steps after the native build is verified.
Goal: empty but runnable monorepo.
## Beta Release Criteria
Status: in progress.
Deliverables:
- pnpm workspace
- `apps/mobile` Vite React app with Capacitor Android target and PWA fallback
- `apps/companion` Fastify server
- shared TypeScript package for event/API schemas
- basic app shell with bottom nav
- `/api/health`
- local dev scripts
## Phase 2 — Basic Hermes Prompting
Goal: phone can send text prompt and receive final answer.
Deliverables:
- pairing/auth MVP
- Settings connect flow
- task creation endpoint
- Hermes CLI/API adapter MVP
- Ask screen sends prompt
- response display
- task history in SQLite
## Phase 3 — Realtime Activity + Tool Timeline
Goal: see Hermes work live.
Deliverables:
- event bus
- WebSocket/SSE stream
- tool timeline UI
- Python worker adapter using AIAgent callbacks if needed
- coarse/fine tool event mapping
## Phase 4 — Uploads + Voice
Goal: prompt with files and voice notes.
Deliverables:
- multipart upload endpoint
- upload tray UI
- image/archive/pdf metadata
- voice recorder UI
- local STT or Hermes STT bridge
- attach files to task prompt
## Phase 5 — Notifications
Goal: close phone and get told when done.
Deliverables:
- Native Android push path or ntfy/Web Push fallback
- PWA service worker fallback
- notification provider abstraction
- notification permission onboarding
- completion/failure/approval notifications
## Phase 6 — Cron + Approvals
Goal: mobile control plane.
Deliverables:
- cron list/run/pause/resume/remove
- cron output viewer
- approval queue UI
- companion approval API
- Hermes approval integration strategy
## Phase 7 — Installer + Release
Goal: one-liner install.
Deliverables:
- production build
- install.sh
- systemd service
- update/uninstall modes
- release artifact
- pairing URL output
## Phase 8 — Android Polish
Goal: feels native.
Deliverables:
- refined Happy-inspired UI
- animations/microinteractions
- Capacitor Android build pipeline
- adaptive icons/splash
- native status/navigation bars
- share target
- haptics
- offline shell polish
- APK release/signing flow
## Phase 9 — Deep Hermes Integration
Goal: full Hermes-native experience.
Deliverables:
- structured event stream from Hermes core or stable Python adapter
- richer session browsing
- generated file detection
- background process control
- subagent visualization
- memory/skills dashboards possibly
## Open Feature Ideas
- Quick action tiles: “Check homelab”, “Run DV status”, “Start coding task”.
- Voice-to-voice mode.
- Per-task model/toolset selection.
- “Watch mode” for long-running coding tasks.
- Home Assistant widgets/actions.
- Secure notification actions: approve/deny from notification.
- Android native share target.
- QR pairing from terminal output.
- Native Kotlin/Compose Android app is the shipped beta client.
- No WebView, Capacitor runtime dependency, fake backend, embedded secrets, or new external infrastructure is introduced for beta.
- Companion transport and auth are upstream-compatible and exercised against the real Hermes CLI.
- Chat/session/streaming behavior is exercised with Hermes, including success, CLI unavailable, timeout, non-zero exit, and malformed response cases.
- Settings connection flow is reliable: save, validate, health, Hermes test, offline/unauthorized states, and recovery are clear.
- Adaptive accessibility passes on target Android devices or emulators.
- Required checks pass: `./gradlew :app:assembleDebug` from `apps/mobile/android`, companion typecheck/build, and relevant lint.
- Release notes clearly list remaining known beta limitations.