Two config files written
~/.hermes/config.yaml and mordred/policy.json.
Quickstart
Copy, paste, done. Setup is safe to run again.
Set up with AI A 7-step guide: Hermes Desktop, Venice, Mordred, then your Telegram chats.One line. Adds the mordred plugin to Hermes.
Pick a route, create your keys.
See what's on, what's off.
Use Hermes as usual — now protected.
Safe to re-run — finished steps are skipped.
Re-run the installer (step 1). Old mordred_* names in plugins.enabled and plugins.disabled are migrated automatically, by the installer, configure and upgrade. hermes-mordred plugins migrate does only that.
~/.hermes/config.yaml and mordred/policy.json.
Secure Enclave, Keychain or TPM.
Audit log on your disk. Nothing sent to us.
Quit Hermes Desktop and stop hermes gateway first. --dry-run prints the plan. The uninstall decrypts .env, config.yaml and memory first, and stops before removing anything if it cannot. Mordred's own data and keys (vault, keyvault, Telegram archive, audit log, device keys) are kept unless you add --purge-data and confirm by typing “delete my data”.
If hermes-mordred isn't on your PATH (Hermes Desktop, for example), run the uninstall through the installer. The Mordred page in Hermes Desktop also has an “Uninstall Mordred…” button.