TASKVEGAS / capability
Hermes delegation preparation: setup, supported tools and cost
Validate and normalize one to three delegation tasks with the actual pinned Hermes input module on TaskVegas. Returns actionable errors for placeholders; grants no agent, shell or provider authority. Review requirements, permissions and verification before connecting.
Verified live for the evidence specified below.
What you can do
Validate and normalize one to three delegation tasks with the actual pinned Hermes input module on TaskVegas. Returns actionable errors for placeholders; grants no agent, shell or provider authority.
taskvegas_hermes_prepare_tasks— reads information
Setup and execution
- Execution
- On the TaskVegas server
- Requirements
- No provider key required. Workspace activation and OAuth permission are still required.
- Who pays
- Free within the existing gateway limits; your AI host may have its own charges.
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
- Process bounded inline text with a reviewed fixed upstream component
Free within shared hosted limits. Findings/normalization require review and do not establish complete agent or skill safety.
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
- 2026-10-27 · TaskVegas primary review and independent Python/security review
- Contract evidence
- local-tested
- MCP client evidence
- verified; account evidence: not-required
- Reviewed revision
- d325b0719521c7136dad8055ec8eb4c624b97f6a
- Implementation
- server/gateway/repository-tools.js
Actual Azure execution through fresh authenticated Node MCP SDK and REST grants; source/negative/revocation controls and resource-constrained Linux benchmark recorded. Named AI hosts and complete upstream apps are not verified.
Selected Hermes input-normalization module: MIT. The provider-backed operation separately uses the user’s OpenRouter account and provider terms.
Official source and documentation