hermes

Beginner friendly

Adapts answers for newcomers by defining jargon, explaining why each step matters and avoiding assumed knowledge, from light glossing to full guidance. Use when the reader is new to the topic.

details

kind
Style: how answers are shaped: length, tone, format
domain
Prompting and assistants
category
Output styles
level
Beginner
risk
read-only
version
v1.0.0 · incubating
reviewed
2026-10-02
works in
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, Windsurf, Zed, Continue, AGENTS.md, ChatGPT, claude.ai

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Hodios CLI
npx @hermes-hq/hodios install beginner-friendly --target claude-code
Agent Skills
npx skills add hermes-hq/hodios-dist --skill beginner-friendly -a claude-code
Add the Hodios marketplace (once)
claude plugin marketplace add hermes-hq/hodios-dist
Install the prompting plugin
claude plugin install hodios-prompting@hodios

The plugin brings every entry in this domain at once.

more in output styles

All of Output styles
StyleOutput styles

Academic

Moves answers toward scholarly register, from precise terminology to full academic prose with hedged claims, defined terms and a citation placeholder for every factual claim.

academic
StyleOutput styles

Bilingual

Answers in two languages for learners, from key terms glossed in the target language to the full answer in the target language with native-language support only where needed.

bilingual
StyleOutput styles

Casual

Makes any answer more conversational, from relaxed everyday wording to a chatty, friend-over-coffee voice, while keeping every fact, number and warning accurate.

casual
StyleOutput styles

Concise

Shortens answers by leading with the result and cutting preamble, recaps and filler, from light trimming to bare answers. Use when you want less reading and the same substance.

concise
StyleOutput styles

Diff only

Shapes code answers as minimal changes to existing code instead of whole rewritten files, from a diff with a short note to a bare unified diff. Use when reviewing or applying code edits.

diff-only
StyleOutput styles

Example-led

Leads with concrete examples, from one illustrative case after the explanation to an example before every rule, so readers see the idea in action before the abstraction.

example-led