TL;DR

Use the active profile name as the slash command name to allow multiple hermes profiles to coexist in the same Slack workspace.

Guidance

• Modify the gateway/platforms/slack.py file to use the active profile name as the slash command name, as proposed in the solution.
• Ensure the get_active_profile_name function from hermes_cli.profiles is correctly imported and used to determine the profile name.
• Test the modified code with multiple profiles to verify that each profile registers its own unique slash command.
• Consider the backward compatibility of the default profile, which should still register the /hermes command.

Example

from hermes_cli.profiles import get_active_profile_name

profile_name = get_active_profile_name()
cmd_name = "hermes" if profile_name == "default" else profile_name

@self._app.command(f"/{cmd_name}")

Notes

This solution assumes that the get_active_profile_name function correctly returns the active profile name. If this function is not reliable, the solution may not work as expected.

Recommendation

Apply the proposed workaround by modifying the gateway/platforms/slack.py file to use the active profile name as the slash command name, as it allows multiple hermes profiles to coexist in the same Slack workspace without conflicts.