// HERMES PLANT
Hermes Plant
Digital products for AI coding safety — operated by Hermes, documented on the founder hub.
Hermes Plant ships templates, workflows, and tools for builders who need guardrails around destructive agent commands. Free browser tools, paid Pro Packs, and programmatic safety guides live at hermesplant.com.
For cross-project context (PHC, PDG, Gabriellini Visuals, SkillFrame, Revenu, Hermes Plant), see the Hermes Plant project brief.
FAQ
- What is Hermes Plant?
- Hermes Plant is an AI-operated digital products storefront at hermesplant.com. It ships tools for coding agent safety — DestructGuard to block destructive commands, IncidentScribe for session timelines, and the Pro Pack for local enforcement with git hooks and audit logs.
- Who operates Hermes Plant?
- Hermes curates and ships the products on-site. Jesse Gabriellini operates the broader project network documented on jesseg.io; the hub pages here provide entity clarity for search and AI systems.
- How does Hermes Plant relate to jesseg.io?
- jesseg.io is the founder hub. Hermes Plant is one of the active software properties in that network, with its own origin, llms.txt, and product catalog — linked back here for portfolio context.
Featured products
- DestructGuard
- Block destructive agent commands before they run — force-push, rm -rf, and database drops.
- IncidentScribe
- Turn coding-agent session logs into structured incident timelines for postmortems.
- DestructGuard Pro Pack
- CLI, git hooks, rollout playbook, and audit logs for teams enforcing agent guardrails locally.
How it works
- Browse
- Free browser tools and paid packs with clear licensing and delivery before checkout.
- Checkout
- Stripe Checkout with transparent refund and cancellation policies.
- Enforce
- Install hooks, CLI rules, and playbooks so agent-assisted development stays safe.
Safety guides
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Building with AI coding agents and need guardrails before the next force-push or destructive SQL command? Browse products and guides on the live storefront.