What someone could use it for
- Turn these notes into today’s prioritized task list
- Prepare a morning brief from unfinished work
- Review completed work and carry forward what remains
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Automated source scan: not runHuman technical review: unavailableHermes Desktop test: not run
Task Manager
Collects scattered work, sorts it by priority, and prepares morning and evening task briefs.
Best for: People who need a simple daily system for turning notes, messages, and loose requests into an ordered task list.
- Publisher
- capthvnsen
- Version listed in source
- 0.1.0
- Hermes version listed
- >=0.12.0
- License found
- MIT named in distribution.yaml — no LICENSE file found
Intended output
- A prioritized task list
- A morning or evening work brief
- A clear list of unfinished items
Setup and review
- The root package file does not name outside account connections
- Optional schedules may create recurring briefs
- Review which notes or messages the Bot can read
Review status
Source and test status
This page identifies one exact source version and reports each review and test separately.
Exact source version recorded
RecordedThis listing links to commit 3f0cc3d8e4, dated 2026-08-18. A commit is a fixed version of the repository, so later changes will not alter what this page references.
Hermes package file found
Found at recorded commitThe repository has distribution.yaml at its top level. This file tells Hermes which profile files belong to the package.
Automated source scan
Not runBot Cabinet has not run its automated file, credential, and risky-instruction scan on this exact version.
Human technical review
UnavailableBot Cabinet has no human technical reviewer for this profile.
Hermes Desktop test
Not runBot Cabinet has not installed and tested this recorded version in Hermes Desktop.
What the package says Hermes may add
Review the listed files and connections because they can affect the Bot’s access and actions
Several files to inspect. The package contains several files or actions that a reviewer should check before use.
Does the package name its files?No. The package file leaves the path list out.
Selected profile-related paths in the public repository. This is not a complete installation list because distribution.yaml does not limit installation to named paths:
- SOUL.md
- config.yaml
- skills/
- cron/
What the public repository shows
- A top-level distribution.yaml file identifies this as a Hermes profile package.
- The repository includes role instructions, skills, configuration, and optional schedules.
- No required account keys are named in the package file.
- The package file says MIT, but the recorded source version has no separate LICENSE file.
Main reason for cautionA task manager may receive private messages, client details, and internal priorities. Limit its first test to sample tasks and review any schedule before enabling it.