WakeHermesClaw — Mobile Bridge skill
The WakeHermesClaw for Android app exposes a small HTTP service called the Mobile Bridge that Hermes can call to interact with the user's phone. Use this skill whenever a task requires reaching into Android.
When to use this skill
- The user mentions their phone, an installed app, the clipboard, etc.
- A previous tool call returned a hint that an Android-side action is needed (e.g. "open Settings", "what apps do I have installed").
When NOT to use this skill
- The user is asking about a remote desktop, a different device, or a service unrelated to their phone. The bridge is phone-only.
- The action is destructive (e.g. delete contacts, send SMS) and the user has not explicitly granted that capability group in WakeHermesClaw.
How to call it
from mobile_bridge import MobileBridge, MobileBridgeError
bridge = MobileBridge() # reads AGENT_VOICE_BRIDGE_URL / _TOKEN
# 1) Discover what the user has enabled.
manifest = bridge.get_manifest()
allowed = {cap["name"] for cap in manifest["capabilities"]}
# 2) Refuse early if the requested capability is not in the allowlist.
if "apps.list" not in allowed:
raise MobileBridgeError("apps.list is not enabled in WakeHermesClaw settings")
# 3) Execute. `execute` raises if the bridge replied status=failed,
# surfacing the structured error (unsupported_capability, approval_required, …)
apps = bridge.execute("apps.list")
Always read /manifest once at the start of a session and trust it —
the user can toggle capability groups at any time. If you see
approval_required in an error, tell the user to look at their phone
and confirm the prompt.