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My Journal 0.2.0

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@Jadencreatescode Jadencreatescode released this 25 Aug 14:22
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My Journal 0.2.0

My Journal turns the Hermes conversations you explicitly approve into a validated daily record of how your work moved forward. It captures decisions, changes, failed attempts, verification, blockers, corrections, and open work as portable Markdown.

This release is the hardened cross platform line.

What is new

  • Native Windows Hermes support with Ubuntu WSL as the restricted Journal filesystem and collection helper.
  • Trusted precollection before scheduled synthesis and trusted postvalidation before success.
  • Locked scheduled execution with a dedicated five operation generation toolset.
  • Transactional install, upgrade, restore, recovery, and uninstall routes.
  • A completely synthetic demonstration that reads no private conversations, configuration, credentials, model, or network service.
  • Deterministic archives with checksums, exact inventory, and commit sidecars.
  • Strict source and archive privacy checks.
  • A clearer README, project site, social preview, support guide, roadmap, issue forms, and contributor guidance.

Safe first look

After extracting the release, run:

python3 scripts/demo.py --ephemeral

The demonstration uses embedded fictional conversations and removes its temporary output before exit.

Compatibility

  • Linux with Python 3.11 through 3.13
  • macOS with Python 3.11 through 3.13
  • Ubuntu under WSL
  • Native Windows Hermes when Ubuntu WSL provides the restricted Journal runtime

Native Windows without Ubuntu WSL is not claimed.

Integrity

Download the archive with SHA256SUMS, the inventory sidecar, and the commit sidecar. Verify the checksum before extraction.

Read PRIVACY.md, SECURITY.md, THREAT_MODEL.md, and COMPATIBILITY.md before enabling collection.

My Journal 0.1.0

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@Jadencreatescode Jadencreatescode released this 31 Jul 11:19

My Journal 0.1.0

My Journal is an evidence backed activity journal for Hermes Agent. It turns explicitly authorized Hermes session history into provenance bound daily Markdown notes, then lets Hermes answer journal questions from validated entries instead of guessing from raw chat history.

This is the first stable release. It supports Linux, macOS, and Ubuntu under WSL with Python 3.11, 3.12, or 3.13. Native Windows support is not claimed.

Watch first

Getting started and slash commands, 65 seconds

Product overview, 55 seconds

What it does

  1. Discovers available Hermes profiles and platforms without reading message bodies during inventory.
  2. Builds a bounded, read only collection plan for the exact activity dates you approve.
  3. Masks common personal information, redacts credentials, and replaces raw session identifiers with nonreversible references in public evidence.
  4. Produces deterministic evidence chunks and resumable digest receipts.
  5. Generates one canonical Markdown note per validated activity date.
  6. Lets Hermes answer conversational journal questions through 11 deterministic tools.
  7. Uses four restricted generation tools that exclude terminal, web, messaging, delegation, and unrelated plugins.
  8. Keeps your canonical journal under journal/notes/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md.

Install

Download these assets from this release:

  • my-journal-v0.1.0.tar.gz
  • SHA256SUMS

Verify the archive on Linux or Ubuntu under WSL:

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS

Verify it on macOS:

shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS

Extract it:

tar -xzf my-journal-v0.1.0.tar.gz

Enter the extracted directory:

cd my-journal-v0.1.0

Install into the Hermes home used by your agent:

python3 install.py --hermes-home ~/.hermes

Enable My Journal:

hermes plugins enable my-journal

Start a new Hermes process or restart the Hermes gateway, then verify:

hermes journal status
hermes journal resolve-range "last 7 days"

Guided first use

Inventory available sources without reading message bodies:

hermes journal setup-inventory

Create a proposed plan with your actual profile, platform, timezone, and privacy choices:

hermes journal setup-plan --profile default --platform discord --timezone America/Los_Angeles --pii-mode mask --entropy-mode report

Review the complete plan. It reports eligible activity dates, workload, exclusions, and the exact approval phrase. Approve only if the scope is correct:

hermes journal setup-approve PLAN_ID --confirm "EXACT GENERATED PHRASE"

Approved missing activity dates are processed oldest first. Completed and failed dates are reported separately. Daily scheduling is offered only after the approved backlog succeeds and is never enabled automatically.

Useful commands

hermes journal status
hermes journal gaps "last 90 days"
hermes journal preview "last 30 days"
hermes journal generate 2026-07-27
hermes journal backfill "last 30 days"
hermes journal cron-setup --schedule "0 11 * * *" --deliver local

Upgrade and recovery

Upgrade transactionally:

python3 install.py --hermes-home ~/.hermes --upgrade

Restore the previous installation snapshot:

python3 install.py --hermes-home ~/.hermes --restore

Recover an interrupted install, restore, or uninstall:

python3 install.py --hermes-home ~/.hermes --recover

Uninstall code while preserving journal data:

python3 install.py --hermes-home ~/.hermes --uninstall

Privacy boundary

Collection is disabled until explicitly enabled. Profiles and platforms use explicit allowlists. Secret redaction cannot be disabled. Model generation can send bounded evidence to the model provider configured in Hermes. Redaction reduces risk but cannot prove every sensitive value was removed. Review PRIVACY.md, SECURITY.md, and THREAT_MODEL.md before enabling collection.

Runtime journal data, evidence, digests, credentials, local configuration, caches, bytecode, databases, and user owned state are excluded from the public archive.

Stable release identity

  • Tag: v0.1.0
  • Reviewed release commit: 4804460c3514f33fba9630e108647eb9fde435e0
  • Merged main commit: db5890680533a90bea4913e4c27ce9efcd81fb5b
  • Archive: my-journal-v0.1.0.tar.gz
  • Archive SHA256: 5b2868db399961a68315fd50c74f47cf4352872793e2a52bedc656e6c26398fb
  • Archive members: 72
  • Expanded bytes: 752,217
  • Getting started video SHA256: 5a25a8bddd13f85cca6b023d9b6a8ba167fe9ca7a3afbb545534a12dd3349bbb
  • Product overview video SHA256: 43dedab545836eed1f6a315fd97852f83fea3c8312388a69c33fe847edf85fd5

The release also includes the sorted inventory and exact commit sidecar so the archive can be independently bound to the reviewed source.

Verification

  • 65 root release tests passed
  • 118 plugin tests passed
  • 93 skill tests passed
  • 276 total source tests passed
  • All 31 shipped Python files compiled from the extracted archive
  • Release privacy check passed for 55 packaged files
  • Two independent builds were byte identical
  • Exact archive and all sidecars verified
  • All six Ubuntu and macOS CI configurations passed on Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13
  • Stable archive installed under Ubuntu WSL
  • All 30 preexisting journal filesystem objects retained identical path identity, inode, mode, size, symlink target, and SHA256
  • Direct CLI checks and model driven journal questions passed using the installed plugin

My Journal 0.1.0 alpha 3

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@Jadencreatescode Jadencreatescode released this 30 Jul 21:29

Accepted My Journal release with identity bound completion recovery, exact evidence byte archiving, safe rollback after interruption, deterministic packaging, and validated laptop and main account installs.

SHA 256: 3f79c5e386aa1b80b352a519b073989ef39cf27fc92fc671a31e25a66a197702

Acceptance: 249 source tests on Linux, 249 packaged tests on Ubuntu under WSL, live journal questions on the laptop, and independent release review with no blockers.

My Journal 0.1.0 alpha 1

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@Jadencreatescode Jadencreatescode released this 29 Jul 16:18

First public alpha of My Journal for Hermes. Includes guided first use, bounded read only collection, credential redaction, deterministic evidence chunks, validation, conversational slash workflows, 11 deterministic journal tools, four restricted generation tools, transactional installation, and portable Markdown notes. Review PRIVACY.md, SECURITY.md, and THREAT_MODEL.md before enabling collection.