
During April 2026, NexVeridian developed ACP-based slash command discovery and optimized the /compact endpoint for the NousResearch/hermes-agent repository. Leveraging Python and focusing on API design and protocol implementation, NexVeridian enabled downstream clients to dynamically discover slash commands such as /help, /model, and /compact via the ACP protocol. The work included refactoring the /compact endpoint to improve token estimation accuracy and enforce session database isolation, addressing multi-tenant data separation concerns. These enhancements reduced integration friction for clients, improved onboarding, and provided more predictable token budgeting, reflecting a thoughtful approach to backend development and protocol-driven client experience improvements.
In April 2026, Hermes agent delivered ACP-based slash command discovery and /compact optimization, enabling client discovery of slash commands via ACP and improving token estimation and session isolation. The changes focus on advertising /help, /model, and /compact to downstream clients (e.g., Zed) and refactoring /compact to improve accuracy in token budgeting while ensuring proper session database isolation across tenants. These improvements reduce integration friction for clients and strengthen data separation in multi-tenant scenarios, enabling smoother onboarding and more predictable costs for downstream usage.
In April 2026, Hermes agent delivered ACP-based slash command discovery and /compact optimization, enabling client discovery of slash commands via ACP and improving token estimation and session isolation. The changes focus on advertising /help, /model, and /compact to downstream clients (e.g., Zed) and refactoring /compact to improve accuracy in token budgeting while ensuring proper session database isolation across tenants. These improvements reduce integration friction for clients and strengthen data separation in multi-tenant scenarios, enabling smoother onboarding and more predictable costs for downstream usage.

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