hermes-agent-spawning

To spawn independent agents for long-running tasks without context leakage, use this skill to launch fully isolated Hermes processes. Each spawned process gets its own session, tools, and terminal environment, preventing parent process context interference.

Agent spawning supports both non-interactive one-shot mode (-q) for automated execution and interactive PTY mode for back-and-forth collaboration. One-shot runs tasks silently, while interactive PTY enables real-time session interaction with the spawned agent.

Yes, you need the Hermes CLI on PATH and a configured environment to run independent agent processes. The skill requires this CLI infrastructure to spawn isolated Hermes instances with their own sessions and terminal environments.

Yes, you can run parallel experiments with isolated agent sessions and persistent histories. The skill spawns independent Hermes processes that capture separate execution contexts, enabling concurrent autonomous missions without session data overlap.

If your spawned agent process shares context with the parent, it may not be using isolated session management. This skill ensures spawned Hermes agents run fully independently with their own sessions and environments, preventing context leakage from the parent process.

Use interactive PTY mode for autonomous agent missions when you need back-and-forth collaboration during long-running tasks. This mode supports real-time interaction with the spawned Hermes agent, ideal for interactive sessions requiring ongoing input.