Register 06 · Harness architectures · mythology

Hermes.

Hermes is a named harness posture: a routing mode the orchestrator adopts for a class of requests.

register 06 · Harness architectures · mythology· reference mark
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What this is.

Twelve marks · the god-roles the harness plays · same construction

Use. messenger · router protocol.

Source. caduceus · staff + 2 snakes + brass wings.

Register. 06 · Harness architectures · mythology — one of the 17 registers of the PLANiSPHERE corpus library.

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Promise. harness

The contract this mark binds — derived, not asserted.

Hermes is a named harness posture: a routing mode the orchestrator adopts for a class of requests.

Answers: When does the harness play the Hermes role?

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See it work.

Evidence record you can check — not code you have to trust.

Planisphere measures your tool deployment against Hermes and seals the result into a signed, Merkle-rooted evidence record. The grade recomputes on your own hardware; the model state never crosses the boundary.

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Where this measurement ships.

Related marks, and the surface this one funnels to.

Hermes is a reference mark in the Harness architectures · mythology register. Read the related buyer-facing product context at /evidence.

Anubis reg 06 · weigher of hearts · the auditor Athena reg 06 · wisdom · the planner Atlas reg 06 · load-bearing · the substrate
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Routes here from.

Where this mark is referenced in the Planisphere surface.

Any internal link in the Planisphere site that names "Hermes" canonicalises here.

See the record Hermes asks for.

The console shows the evidence; the docs show the endpoints; the briefing shows what the product does and does not claim.

API ·

When a regulator asks for proof, hand over records — not assurances.

record the duty · seal the receipt · verify offline

Planisphere records each duty event — an output marked, a disclosure shown, a review made — and seals it into a receipt that verifies offline against our published keys. You send hashes, never content. A record is evidence a third party can check; it is not a certification and not a legal determination.

See how a record is checked