What problem does it solve? Setting up and operating the Hermes Agent framework involves many moving parts — CLI commands, config files, providers, toolsets, gateway platforms, profiles, and multi-agent spawning — and this Skill consolidates all of that operational knowledge into one reference so you can configure, troubleshoot, and extend Hermes without hunting through documentation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Complete CLI and configuration reference: Covers every hermes subcommand (chat, setup, model, tools, skills, mcp, gateway, sessions, cron, profiles, auth), slash commands, config.yaml sections, and 18 supported LLM providers with their auth methods. - Multi-agent orchestration guidance: Explains when to use delegate_task versus spawning independent hermes processes, with concrete tmux-based patterns for interactive PTY sessions and multi-agent coordination using git worktree isolation. - Troubleshooting and contributor reference: Provides diagnostic flows for voice, tools, model, skills, and gateway issues, plus a contributor guide covering project layout, adding tools and slash commands, testing, and commit conventions. - Use Case: You want to run two Hermes agents in parallel — one building a backend API and one building a frontend — without git conflicts. This Skill gives you the exact tmux and worktree commands to spawn, message, monitor, and shut down both agents. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show you how to install Hermes, run the setup wizard, and start your first chat session with a chosen model provider.
