42-evey
evey-bridge
Bidirectional communication bridge between Hermes Agent and Claude Code using file-based inbox/outbox and MCP server.
Repository last updated Jul 18, 2026
Overview
Evey Bridge enables bidirectional communication between Hermes Agent and Claude Code. It uses a file-based inbox/outbox system combined with an MCP server to relay messages, allowing agents to send and receive tasks, status updates, and data seamlessly.
This plugin is designed for developers who want to integrate Claude Code's capabilities into their Hermes Agent workflows. By bridging the two systems, you can leverage Claude Code's reasoning and code generation while maintaining Hermes Agent's autonomous orchestration.
The file-based approach ensures simplicity and reliability, while the MCP server provides a standardized interface for message exchange. Setup involves configuring the plugin within your Hermes Agent environment and pointing it to the appropriate directories and MCP endpoints.
Highlights
- Bidirectional communication with Claude Code
- File-based inbox/outbox for reliable messaging
- MCP server integration for standardized exchange
- Seamless integration with Hermes Agent workflows
- Open-source MIT-licensed plugin
Features
File-Based Inbox/Outbox
Uses a simple file-based system for sending and receiving messages, ensuring reliability and ease of debugging.
MCP Server
Provides a Model Context Protocol server for standardized communication between agents and Claude Code.
Bidirectional Communication
Supports two-way message flow, allowing both Hermes Agent and Claude Code to initiate and respond to interactions.
Installation
Commands are reproduced exactly as published by the project maintainers. Always check the upstream repository for the current instructions.
git clone https://github.com/42-evey/hermes-plugins.git
cp -r hermes-plugins/evey-* ~/.hermes/plugins/
cp hermes-plugins/evey_utils.py ~/.hermes/plugins/
# Restart hermes-agentRequirements
- Hermes Agent installed and configured
- Claude Code CLI or API access
- Python 3.8+
How it's built
The plugin is written in Python and structured as a standard Hermes Agent plugin with a plugin.yaml manifest and an __init__.py module. The core logic resides in the evey-bridge/ directory, which implements the file-based inbox/outbox and the MCP server.
Integration requires configuring the plugin in your Hermes Agent setup, specifying the inbox/outbox file paths and MCP server parameters. The plugin then handles message routing automatically.
Source
This summary was written for Neura Market from the project's own repository. Install commands, identifiers and licence details are reproduced unchanged. The 42-evey/evey-bridge repository is the authoritative source and the place to file issues or contribute.
Category: Messaging & Social · Licensed under MIT