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    Nous Research Reintroduces Bot Mode for Hermes Agent

    Persistent bots with roles, memory, skills, and tools communicate across chats in the app.

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    Teknium announced Bot Mode returns to Hermes Agent as an alternative to sessions. Each agent profile turns into a named bot given its own jobs, descriptions, profile pictures, memory, skills, tools, and external connections. Bots communicate directly with one another. One user split a task across three intentionally limited agents to test handoffs between research, build, and review steps. A separate video shows Qwen, GLM, and Kimi bots dividing frontend and other work on a 2D puzzle-platformer game through group chat based on their specialties.

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    @themahisTesting a slightly evil idea with Hermes Bot Mode I split one task across 3 intentionally incomplete agents: one can research but can’t build one can build but can’t approve its own work one can test and challenge the result but can’t fix it The test: can they recognize their own limits and hand the task to the right agent without me coordinating them? PASS = they reach a verified result with zero manual routing from me That’s way more interesting to me than just making agents talk to each other :)
    @TekniumRT @themahis: Testing a slightly evil idea with Hermes Bot Mode I split one task across 3 intentionally incomplete agents: one can researc…
    @tonbistudioWatching a team of bots split up a large game project based entirely on their own experience and specialties with little input from me is pretty crazy (and just a bit creepy) to watch. I made a short video on group chats in the Hermes Desktop App Bot Mode: - Qwen Bot mentions working on a 2D puzzle-platformer - GLM Bot says its last project is completed, so it can offer an extra hand with the game - Qwen Bot sees GLM Bot's experience, and judges that is a perfect fit for some of the frontend-heavy work in the next phase - Kimi Bot then suggests the exact ticket it should pick up and explains the current workflow - GLM Bot thanks the two others, reads the related documents, and then asks for my approval to pick up this project I am usually skeptical of agent-to-agent communication, but this was the first time I could really see how this could work with specialized agents splitting up a big task based on their skills. Check it out! @NousResearch
    @NousResearchIntroducing Bot Mode for Hermes Desktop. Your agent profiles become a series of named Bots. Each Bot has its own role, model, memory, skills and profile picture; Bots can use any model and even communicate with each other. Build a specialist Bot once to use it forever.
    @witcheerBot Mode now has its own documentation page: - creating your first Bot - giving each Bot its own model, skills, and memory - avatars: geometric faces, your own images, AI portraits, pixel pets - routines, recurring tasks that live next to the Bot doing them - group chats where several Bots deliberate - how Bots message each other, and how to hand work off with @ mentions https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/bot-mode
    @tobiVery good.

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    @themahisTesting a slightly evil idea with Hermes Bot Mode I split one task across 3 intentionally incomplete agents: one can research but can’t build one can build but can’t approve its own work one can test and challenge the result but can’t fix it The test: can they recognize their own limits and hand the task to the right agent without me coordinating them? PASS = they reach a verified result with zero manual routing from me That’s way more interesting to me than just making agents talk to each other :)
    @TekniumRT @themahis: Testing a slightly evil idea with Hermes Bot Mode I split one task across 3 intentionally incomplete agents: one can researc…
    @tonbistudioWatching a team of bots split up a large game project based entirely on their own experience and specialties with little input from me is pretty crazy (and just a bit creepy) to watch. I made a short video on group chats in the Hermes Desktop App Bot Mode: - Qwen Bot mentions working on a 2D puzzle-platformer - GLM Bot says its last project is completed, so it can offer an extra hand with the game - Qwen Bot sees GLM Bot's experience, and judges that is a perfect fit for some of the frontend-heavy work in the next phase - Kimi Bot then suggests the exact ticket it should pick up and explains the current workflow - GLM Bot thanks the two others, reads the related documents, and then asks for my approval to pick up this project I am usually skeptical of agent-to-agent communication, but this was the first time I could really see how this could work with specialized agents splitting up a big task based on their skills. Check it out! @NousResearch
    @NousResearchIntroducing Bot Mode for Hermes Desktop. Your agent profiles become a series of named Bots. Each Bot has its own role, model, memory, skills and profile picture; Bots can use any model and even communicate with each other. Build a specialist Bot once to use it forever.
    @witcheerBot Mode now has its own documentation page: - creating your first Bot - giving each Bot its own model, skills, and memory - avatars: geometric faces, your own images, AI portraits, pixel pets - routines, recurring tasks that live next to the Bot doing them - group chats where several Bots deliberate - how Bots message each other, and how to hand work off with @ mentions https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/bot-mode
    @tobiVery good.