Microck/hermes-nightshift-glm

This is a very early-stage wrapper/bot built on top of the Hermes Agent framework, adding scheduled code quality checks. At 8 stars, 1 fork, zero velocity over 7 days, and no Git activity since creation, this is a proof-of-concept demonstrating a use case rather than a defensible product. The capability (automated code review on a schedule) is well-established territory occupied by GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, SonarQube, CodeClimate, and native LLM-powered code review tools from OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, and Anthropic. Platform domination risk is high: GitHub, GitLab, and major cloud providers are all adding native AI-powered code quality features directly into their platforms. Market consolidation risk is medium because dedicated code quality startups (Snyk, Semgrep, CodeGrip) exist but an autonomous scheduling wrapper is too lightweight to warrant acquisition. The narrow dependency on Hermes Agent (an emerging framework itself with unknown adoption) and complete lack of traction make this immediately vulnerable to displacement by platform-native solutions. This reads as a personal experiment or weekend project demonstrating an agent capability, not a product with defensibility.