Publish websites from Hermes Agent with Revdoku

Use Hermes Agent to build a static site, save a private draft, review a temporary preview, and keep updating the same URL.

Just ask to “publish to Revdoku” to publish your as a fast and secure website

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1. Publish the first preview

When Hermes has local shell access, ask it to build the site in a folder and run revdoku preview <folder>. Revdoku opens browser sign-in, where you can create a Free account if needed. The temporary preview lasts 15 minutes. After review, ask Hermes to run revdoku p <folder>; later publishes from that bound folder keep the same main website URL.

Create or sign in to a Revdoku account

2. Connect an existing account

After signing in, click New in the Revdoku app and choose Copy Instructions for AI. This copies the current Revdoku connection message for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Hermes, and similar agents.

New menu with Copy Instructions for AI

Paste the copied message into your Hermes session and send it. Hermes follows the instructions and connects Revdoku to your account.

3. Connect Hermes with MCP or local tooling

Hermes Agent has a built-in MCP client with OAuth support. Add Revdoku and complete login:

hermes mcp add revdoku --url https://app.revdoku.com/mcp --auth oauth
hermes mcp login revdoku

The equivalent Hermes configuration is:

mcp_servers:
  revdoku:
    url: "https://app.revdoku.com/mcp"
    auth: oauth

Hermes handles OAuth discovery, registration, and token refresh. If Hermes runs on a remote host, follow its browser/paste-back OAuth instructions. If it needs to publish files it creates on disk, install the local Revdoku CLI and skill in the same environment instead.

An AI-built site published to a live Revdoku URL

You’ve connected Revdoku. Now just ask publish to Revdoku and your AI publishes it as a live URL.

Test the Hermes connection

After the connection is active, ask Hermes to create a small static website, save the files in Revdoku, publish index.html, and return the live URL.

A good first test prompt:

Create a one-page project status website, save the files in Revdoku, publish it, and give me the public URL. If I ask for changes later, update the same Revdoku bucket and republish the same URL.

Published Revdoku site example

Check that the returned URL opens, then ask for one small revision and confirm the same bucket is updated instead of creating a new disconnected site.

Check the Hermes result from ChatGPT

If Revdoku is connected in ChatGPT too, ChatGPT can inspect the same bucket after Hermes publishes. Use it to summarize the publish workflow or confirm what is ready to share.

ChatGPT outlines a Revdoku publishing workflow for an AI-generated site

Takeaway

Use the local client for local files and hosted MCP for remotely generated text files or an existing website. Both require Revdoku authentication; preview before publishing when the site has not been reviewed.

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