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Hermes bounded model subtask: setup, supported tools and cost

Prepare a task with the pinned Hermes input module, then run one model-only subtask using your OpenRouter key. TaskVegas supplies the remote adapter. No terminal, browser, profiles, private backend access or automatic model fallback. Review requirements, permissions and verification before connecting.

Adapter tested — live AI-host execution is not yet verified in this record.

What you can do

Prepare a task with the pinned Hermes input module, then run one model-only subtask using your OpenRouter key. TaskVegas supplies the remote adapter. No terminal, browser, profiles, private backend access or automatic model fallback.

Setup and execution

Execution
TaskVegas calls the provider API
Requirements
Save your own authorized provider credential in your workspace. Enable the module and approve its selected tools.
Who pays
Your provider account funds any billable requests. Free gateway access does not include provider credits or an AI-host subscription.

Create or recover a workspace, save the required connection, test it, enable the module, then approve the exact tools in your OAuth-capable MCP client. Searching the catalog grants no execution permission.

Permissions and boundaries

Use your own authorized OpenRouter credential. Provider billing/processing terms apply; interactive approval required. No owner-funded fallback.

Only the named typed operations are available. Responses may be truncated; check returned identifiers, source links and error details before acting. Existing quotas and the operator pause switch apply. There is no owner-paid fallback.

Source and review evidence

Adapter version
taskvegas-reviewed-component-1
Reviewed
2026-10-28 · TaskVegas primary review and independent Python/security review
Contract evidence
local-tested
MCP client evidence
pending; account evidence: pending
Reviewed revision
d325b0719521c7136dad8055ec8eb4c624b97f6a
Implementation
server/gateway/repository-tools.js

Bounded local engine and adversarial/contract tests; deployed authentication and execution evidence pending. No named AI-host compatibility is claimed.

Selected Hermes input-normalization module: MIT. The provider-backed operation separately uses the user’s OpenRouter account and provider terms.

Official source and documentation

Next steps