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Gate tool-gateway behind an env var, so it's not in users' faces until we're ready. Even if users enable it, it'll be blocked server-side for now, until we unlock for non-admin users on tool-gateway.

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Robin Fernandes
2026-03-30 13:28:10 +09:00
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- If either value is missing, Hermes will log a clear error and refuse to use the SSH backend.
- **Modal backend**
- Hermes can use either direct Modal credentials (`MODAL_TOKEN_ID` plus `MODAL_TOKEN_SECRET`, or `~/.modal.toml`) or a configured managed tool gateway with a Nous user token.
- You need either a `MODAL_TOKEN_ID` environment variable or a `~/.modal.toml` config file.
- Modal persistence is resumable filesystem state, not durable process continuity. If you need something to stay continuously up, use a deployment-oriented tool instead of the terminal sandbox.
- If neither direct credentials nor a managed gateway is present, Hermes will report that the Modal backend is not available.
- If neither is present, the backend check fails and Hermes will report that the Modal backend is not available.
When in doubt, set `terminal.backend` back to `local` and verify that commands run there first.

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hermes config set terminal.backend modal
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Hermes can use Modal in two modes:
- **Direct Modal**: Hermes talks to your Modal account directly.
- **Managed Modal**: Hermes talks to a gateway that owns the vendor credentials.
In both cases, Modal is best treated as a task sandbox, not a deployment target. Persistent mode preserves filesystem state so later turns can resume your work, but Hermes may still clean up or recreate the live sandbox. Long-running servers and background processes are not guaranteed to survive idle cleanup, session teardown, or Hermes exit.
### Container Resources
Configure CPU, memory, disk, and persistence for all container backends: