sharbelxyz builds open-source tools for personal AI agents, including X-Bookmarks and Hermy HQ. These projects connect saved information, local agent runtimes and interfaces for reviewing and dispatching work.[1][2][3]
Start with X-Bookmarks →Links
Contributions
Turn a saved link into a proposed task
X-Bookmarks retrieves saved posts using a browser-authenticated CLI or the X API, then categorizes them and proposes actions. A saved repository might become a task to inspect or set it up; a saved strategy might become a comparison with an existing approach. Both retrieval paths produce the same JSON format, allowing the downstream workflow to operate without depending on one particular authentication method.[2]
Keep the agent on its own machine
Hermy HQ is a self-hostable dashboard template for a local Hermes agent. The website and a bridge process communicate through a shared Postgres database. The dashboard can dispatch tasks, show activity and expose an approval inbox, while the runtime stays on the operator’s machine. Installing it requires the user’s database, agent and provider credentials; it is a template to configure.[3]
Ideas
The dashboard brings task boards, scheduled briefs, run history and a memory interface into one place. Requests with side effects wait for approval in the documented workflow. Its design makes the person’s review and the agent’s execution separate steps, with a shared message bus connecting the two.[3]
Tools, writing & talks
Tools
Start here
X-Bookmarks
github.comA skill that retrieves saved posts and proposes concrete follow-up tasks.
Read the two bookmark-retrieval options, then choose the one your account supports. Trying the skill requires the documented CLI login or X API credentials.
Creator and repository owner[1][2]Original source