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I read this as a documentation implementation task. I will inspect the upstream attribution and license sources read-only, then create and verify only the six requested public files.


I read the repository layout and confirmed the destination is empty. I am now checking the upstream README, license, contribution, security, and metadata files for exact attribution facts and the public project URL.


I found the key attribution facts. The frozen Hermes root identifies Hermes Agent as a Nous Research project at `https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent` and carries a MIT root license, while its Apache text is preserved in `plugins/security-guidance/LICENSE` for separately attributed Apache content. I will keep that distinction explicit in NOTICE, use the exact Apache text required for this candidate, and avoid any production or private evidence claims.


The requested `apply_patch` executable is not installed on this workstation, so the first patch did not change any files. I am checking for an alternate local patch wrapper; if none exists, I will use the repository-safe patch mechanism available here and verify the result.


No usable command wrapper exists, and the available wrapper cannot load its runtime dependencies. I am proceeding with direct file writes for the six requested destination files only, using the upstream Apache file byte-for-byte for LICENSE, then I will compare and scan the result.


The six files now exist, and LICENSE matches the frozen upstream Apache file byte-for-byte. I am re-reading every file and running focused publication checks for command literals, Apache identity, attribution, prohibited Unicode dashes, secret-shaped values, and unintended destination edits.


The exact CLI help command passed. The full `uv run pytest -q` run completed with 739 passed and 14 pre-existing failures caused by missing policy resources and incomplete source metadata, not by these documentation files. I am running the focused public-safety tests once and checking the final working tree now.


The focused tests passed, and the final check caught two line-wrap issues in required phrases, not content problems. I am joining those phrases so automated checks and readers see the exact wording.


I read this as completed public documentation work. The six requested files are complete and verified.

- LICENSE matches upstream Apache text exactly.
- CLI help passed.
- Focused safety tests: 4 passed.
- Full tests: 739 passed, 14 pre-existing failures from missing source policy resources.
- No secrets, customer data, receipts, or private evidence included.
- No commit or push made.

Upstream sources used:

1. Hermes README
2. Hermes root LICENSE
3. Hermes `pyproject.toml`
4. `plugins/security-guidance/LICENSE`
5. `plugins/security-guidance/NOTICE`

Note: `apply_patch` was unavailable on this workstation, so available file tooling was used instead.