So i have been playing around with hermes and recently hermes workspace, I was curious about how users are backing up - server backup or github repo with cron. I came across a git repo skill but its seems to contradict what it will do, this is the skill hermes-backup-repo it mentions Include: - ~/.hermes/config.yaml - ~/.hermes/.env - ~/.hermes/auth.json but later states Store secrets only in ~/.hermes/.env which should already be excluded by .gitignore patterns. so if they are excluded why is it included? the workspace folder is outside of the hermes agent folder - I can link to it as part of the backup, has anyone got a github skill that can work with hermes and hermes workspace or should I just modify this hermes-backup-repo skills to fit my purpose? thanks

Hey everyone! 👋 I watched and meditated on Nate’s recent video:Anthropic Just Dethroned OpenAI. Here's What Happens Next. and one specific operational insight really struck a chord as I structure these new agentic workflows for my agency: "Portability is the antidote to vendor dependency. A resilient project should be movable within about an hour without derailing the week." As the landscape shifts, I want to make sure I'm setting up my local foundations correctly so I don't get permanently locked into a single vendor's ecosystem. Conceptually I get it, but practically, I'm hitting a bit of an architectural wall. For the experienced builders in the trenches, I’d love to get your technical insights on a few things: 1. Local Organization: How are you currently organizing your local projects to maintain seamless portability between different agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Opencode? 2. Decoupling Logic: Do you utilize any specific frameworks or directory structures to cleanly decouple your core business logic from agent-specific LLM calls? 3. Skill Interoperability: Are there shared architectural patterns you recommend for making skills and plugins interoperable across agents? (Specifically, I'm trying to minimize redundancy and avoid storing the exact same skills in different folders for different coding agents). I want to build a resilient tech stack from day one. Would love to hear what your local architecture looks like! Drop your setups and frameworks below. 👇 Thanks in advance! 🚀