Teknium
2b39e92e9e
Replaces the plugin-side SOUL.md protocol append: on Bot-Mode-managed installs (any profile carrying ui_meta['hermes-bots']) the prompt builder injects the "Messaging other agents" section into every session of every profile — including headless `hermes -p <bot> chat` sessions a teammate starts — so bot handoffs work without mutating user-authored SOUL files. - tools/bot_mode_probe.py: silent-when-unmanaged probe, cached per (process, home), keyed off the agent's OWN home (not ambient HERMES_HOME); silent when SOUL.md already carries the legacy section - agent/system_prompt.py + agent_init.py + config_defaults.py: wired as agent.bot_mode_protocol (default True), stable tier, byte-stable across rebuilds (E2E-verified against the real build_system_prompt) - tui_gateway profiles.list gains bot_mode_protocol capability flag; the bundled plugin gates ALL SOUL protocol writes on it (backfill, composeSoul, Edit save) — older gateways keep the SOUL-append path - overhead: ~916 bytes, only on Bot-Mode installs; zero elsewhere Supersedes the SOUL backfill half of Hermes-Bot-Mode#99 (credit @kaduxo — the handle fix, `hermes profile list` correction, and idempotent-append guards from that PR ship in the bundled plugin).
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