hermes-agent-spawning

To spawn an autonomous AI agent subprocess, you launch an independent Hermes process via the hermes-agent-spawning skill. This creates a separate agent with its own session, tools, and terminal environment for long-running concurrent work.

Spawning an independent agent process creates a full separate Hermes CLI instance with its own session and terminal environment. Delegating a task runs within the existing parent agent context rather than launching an autonomous subprocess.

Yes, you can run multiple Hermes agents in parallel for concurrent automated execution. The skill supports spawning independent processes, allowing you to run research and CI/CD pipeline setup tasks simultaneously without interference.

To start an interactive PTY session for multi-turn collaboration, use the hermes-agent-spawning skill to launch a Hermes process in interactive mode. This provides a separate terminal environment for continuous dialogue with the autonomous agent.

Yes, the skill supports non-interactive one-shot mode for automated background execution. You can pass a one-shot query to the spawned Hermes subprocess, allowing it to execute tasks autonomously without requiring continuous user interaction.

You should avoid spawning separate agent processes when tasks require shared session state or direct access to the parent agent context. Spawning creates fully independent subprocesses, making it unsuitable for tightly coupled multi-agent orchestration needing shared memory.