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I can set that up, but I want to confirm the exact behavior you want:

No problem — I can do this a few different ways. Could you clarify: 1. Do you want `hermes` to actually **run automatically** when you log in, or just have the text `hermes` already sitting at the prompt so you can hit Enter yourself? 2. Are you using **bash** or **zsh** on the VPS? If you say "auto-run + bash", I'll just add `hermes` to the end of `~/.bashrc` / `~/.bash_profile` so it executes on every SSH login.

I'll set up an interactive login menu. First, let me check the current shell and config.

I'll add a one-time SSH login menu to `~/.bashrc`. It will show on remote login and let you press `1`, `2`, or `3` to launch the tool.

Done. I added an interactive launcher menu to the bottom of `~/.bashrc` that triggers **only on SSH logins** and only **once per session**. When you SSH in, you'll see: ``` === Quick launch === 1) hermes 2) ollama 3) agy Enter/any other key) skip Choose [1-3]: ``` Press `1`, `2`, or `3` and that tool starts immediately. Press anything else to skip and land at the normal prompt. Key details: - Gated on `SSH_CONNECTION`/`SSH_TTY`, so it won't nag inside `tmux` windows or local subshells. - `LOGIN_MENU_SHOWN` prevents re-display if you source `.bashrc` again. - `bash -n ~/.bashrc` passed — no syntax errors. - Verified `hermes`, `ollama`, and `agy` are all in your `PATH`. To test, just open a new SSH session. If you want to tweak wording or add more options later, it's the block at the end of `~/.bashrc`.