remove-your-data

What remove-your-data does

The repository is itself the skill: an agent reads AGENTS.md and SKILL.md, checks which tools the host has, runs an intake, then works through first-party opt-outs instead of paying deletion services. For California residents it starts with the state's DROP process. It keeps a SQLite legal log and serves a localhost report on 127.0.0.1:8765 with a household roster and cadence settings. Without Python, it falls back to a paper log template.

The workspace and evidence are kept outside the clone, and the README says the dashboards are loopback-only and the sample screenshots use synthetic data. An optional leftover watch can use SerpApi with a key. The README says this is not legal advice. You give the repository URL to an agent that can clone a repo and read SKILL.md, and the README names Hermes among those agents.

Key features

• Agent playbook in SKILL.md with AGENTS.md as the boot file
• First-party opt-outs and California DROP handling
• SQLite legal log with a localhost report and household roster
• Paper log fallback when Python is not available
• Optional SerpApi leftover watch, off by default

When to use it

• Asking a Hermes agent to remove your listings from people-search sites
• Tracking opt-out requests and follow-ups for several household members
• Re-checking later for listings that reappeared

Who it is for: People who want an AI agent to handle privacy opt-outs themselves rather than paying a removal service.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

A general agent skill that lists Hermes alongside Claude, Codex, Pi, OpenClaw, Cursor and Grok as agents that can use it by cloning the repo and reading SKILL.md.

Requirements: Python 3 for the local report and roster (a paper log works without it); an optional SerpApi key for leftover checks

Note: The README states this is not legal advice.

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