display.dev Skill: skill pack for Hermes Agent

Agent skill for publishing HTML and Markdown behind company auth on display.dev, works with Hermes

What display.dev Skill does

display.dev Skill covers the full publishing loop on display.dev: publishing small inline values or large generated files, copying, browsing, searching, reading and editing artifacts, sharing them, creating an account or signing in, claiming an anonymous publish, and iterating from comments. The assistant picks it up from phrasings such as 'publish this', 'make a private link' or 'share this with the org'. You can publish with no account or setup and get a 30-day preview URL and a browser claim URL.

For any agent, including Hermes, the install is the skill alone through npx skills. Claude Code and Codex also have plugins that bundle the remote MCP server at api.display.dev/v1/mcp. The Claude Code plugin adds the Visualize skill, a /display-dev:feedback command, a hook that scans publishes for secrets and blocks public ones, and a hook that reports new comments at session start. Sign-in uses OAuth through the MCP server or dsp login in your own terminal, and the skill never asks for or relays the six-digit code.

Key features

Publishes inline values or large generated HTML and Markdown files
Lists, searches, reads, edits, copies and shares published artifacts
Anonymous publish with a 30-day preview URL and a browser claim URL
Claude Code plugin with a bundled MCP server, the Visualize skill and a /display-dev:feedback command
Secret-scanning hook that blocks public publishes containing keys or tokens
Codex plugin that bundles the skill and the same remote MCP server

When to use it

Sharing a generated report or dashboard with colleagues behind company sign-in
Publishing a Markdown plan from an agent session and sharing a private link
Reviewing comments on a published artifact and having the agent apply the changes

Who it is for: Teams that generate HTML or Markdown reports with AI assistants, including Hermes Agent, and want to share them behind company authentication.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Supports Hermes among several agents; the README lists Hermes with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and OpenClaw, and gives a generic skill-only install for any agent.

How to install display.dev Skill

These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.

npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev

Note: It publishes to the hosted display.dev service, and a publish made without an account gives a 30-day preview URL plus a claim URL.

FAQ

What is display.dev Skill?

display.dev Skill is a public agent skill for publishing and managing HTML or Markdown on display.dev from inside an AI assistant. It can publish, search, read, edit, share and respond to comments on artifacts.

Does display.dev Skill work with Hermes Agent?

Yes. The README lists Hermes among the supported agents and gives a skill-only install, npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev, that works with any agent.

How do I install display.dev Skill?

Run npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev for any agent. Claude Code and Codex users can alternatively install the plugin, which also bundles the remote MCP server.