Repository graph composition
Semantic Interlock — the graph I composed in Hermes
The graph already exists inside Hermes Agent. This visualization recovers my formal interlocks and graph-composition comments, together with the repository work they connect.
I deliberately built graph structure inside the Hermes repository through formal interlocks and graph-composition comments on issues and pull requests. The website recovers those source links so the existing structure can be seen and explored.
The default view starts at explicit interlocks in my captured comments and reviews, then includes their immediately connected repository records. The full network and original broad activity view remain available. A linked record can belong to another contributor; my linking comment is the evidence of graph composition.
Select a record to distinguish my direct work from links I composed and surrounding context. The reader names the original author, exposes my linking comments, and preserves complete descriptions, reviews, and conversations onsite. The comment-composition layer does not claim every repository link was authored by me.
The dataset records its creation cutoff, capture time, and coverage. A drawn connection reflects source text; it does not by itself prove that a dependency was resolved or an implementation shipped. The original August 10, 2026 issue-family publication remains available as a dated archive.
