hermes-lazyown

Agent Building

Use when running LazyOwn inside a Hermes agent session. Provides Hermes-optimized MCP tools with compact output, checkpoint resume, dynamic rules, and native delegation planning.

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How to use this skill

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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/grisuno/LazyOwn/blob/HEAD/skills/hermes-lazyown/SKILL.md

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Hermes-LazyOwn Integration

Hermes-native MCP layer for the LazyOwn red-team framework.

Location: skills/hermes-lazyown/ Server: skills/hermes-lazyown/mcp_server.py Purpose: Compact, namespaced tool surface optimized for Hermes context windows.

Architecture

Hermes Agent -> MCP -> skills/hermes-lazyown/mcp_server.py
                              |
                    +---------+---------+---------+
                    |         |         |         |
              config_bridge  compactor  sync     executor
                    |         |         |         |
              payload.json  sessions/  todo      lazyown.py

Key Files

File	Purpose
`mcp_server.py`	MCP server with namespaced tools
`config_bridge.py`	Unified config: env -> payload.json -> defaults
`output_compactor.py`	Phase-aware output compaction
`hermes_sync.py`	Checkpoint, todo sync, delegation plans
`claudemd_rules.py`	Dynamic system prompt rules
`executor.py`	Subprocess execution with PTY fallback
`constants.py`	Central constants, no magic numbers

Essential Tools (7)

Tool	Purpose
`lazyown_core_session_init`	SITREP at start of every session
`lazyown_core_set_config`	Update payload.json
`lazyown_core_run_command`	Execute LazyOwn CLI commands
`lazyown_intel_recommend_next`	AI-ranked next commands
`lazyown_auto_inject_objective`	Queue attack objectives
`lazyown_hermes_checkpoint_write`	Save state for resume
`lazyown_hermes_rules_generate`	Dynamic context rules

Namespaces

Prefix	Phase	Tools
`lazyown_core_*`	All	session_init, set_config, run_command, command_help
`lazyown_intel_*`	Intel	facts_show, recommend_next, searchsploit
`lazyown_auto_*`	Autonomous	auto_loop, inject_objective
`lazyown_hermes_*`	Hermes	checkpoint_write/read, rules_generate, delegate_plan
`lazyown_c2_*`	C2	status, get_beacons

Dynamic Rules

Call lazyown_hermes_rules_generate to inject phase-specific constraints into the system prompt.

Checkpoints

Long engagements exceed Hermes max_turns. Write checkpoints with lazyown_hermes_checkpoint_write and read them at session start with lazyown_hermes_checkpoint_read.

Setup

mcp_servers:
  hermes-lazyown:
    command: python3
    args: ["/home/grisun0/LazyOwn/skills/hermes-lazyown/mcp_server.py"]
    env:
      LAZYOWN_DIR: "/home/grisun0/LazyOwn"

Documentation

Full MCP playbook: skills/lazyown.md
LazyOwn skill: skills/lazyown/SKILL.md