Hermes as backend execution engine for Lanes.sh?

[jack-wz]

Hi! We've been following Lanes.sh — love the Agent-as-CI vision. The idea of binding agent sessions to GitHub Issues and Linear Tickets is exactly where agent orchestration should go.

We're the Hermes Platform team (https://github.com/jack-wz/hermes-platform), building a skill lifecycle management system for AI agents:

• SKILL.md v1 — standardized skill format with permission/cost/IO declarations
• hermes-scan — A-F static security analyzer for skills (think: ESLint for agent skills)
• hermes-audit — execution receipt system (token cost + skill attribution + audit trail)
• Plugin Bridge — 3-hook middleware (pre_execution, post_execution, error) for skill pipelines

We think Hermes could be a natural backend execution layer for Lanes:

• Lanes handles CI orchestration (GitHub Issues → agent dispatch)
• Hermes handles execution safety (scan skills before running, audit after completion)
• The Plugin Bridge hooks could integrate directly into Lanes' dispatch flow

Concrete idea: a Lanes adapter that wraps Hermes skill execution, so every agent run through Lanes gets:

1. Pre-flight security scan (A-F rating before execution)
2. Audit receipt attached to the CI log (what ran, what it cost, what happened)

No pressure — just wanted to open a conversation. If this direction is interesting, we'd love to explore it together.

Happy to provide more detail on any of these pieces.