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Hookspool is a community project that puts a local inbox in front of Hermes Agent’s webhook routes. Its creator, Witcheer, says it keeps events on disk until the agent takes them.
Why it mattersThat could let the agent start work when something happens, such as a new email, shared file or completed build, rather than waiting for someone to prompt it. One less nudge for the person, one more event in the agent’s queue.
Discuss: For an agent that can act on incoming events, is keeping those events in a local inbox enough control, or should users have to approve each one before it reaches the agent?
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