samuelebassoli/hermes-fleet-apps is a Python template that bundles Hermes Agent profiles to structure an app development flow. According to the repository description and the README, one coordinator role and six specialist roles divide the work from planning through release. There is no new release information; what is presented here is the configuration and test scope recorded in the repository README.
This template covers the process of an individual user building local apps and command-line tools. Product planning, design, implementation, independent quality checking, media, and documentation work are split by role, and each role is assigned a SOUL.md and skills. The specification and design stages each have one point where human approval is required. The README explains that this configuration was tested with a Python-built Windows desktop app and command-line tool, and a small web screen. It expresses the sequence from planning and design through implementation and deployment as a role configuration. The license is MIT.
However, the README explicitly states that it was not tested on other operating systems or mobile apps. Therefore, the confirmed scope is limited to Windows apps and tools and a small web screen. What the repository provides is a template that divides such work into roles and approval steps; the grounds for assuming that the same flow works in other environments have not yet been given.