hermes-agent-spawning

To spawn an autonomous AI agent for long-running tasks, launch independent Hermes Agent processes as subprocesses. Each spawned agent operates with its own dedicated session, tools, and terminal environment for isolated execution.

Yes, you can run multiple AI agents in parallel by spawning separate Hermes Agent instances. Assign each agent a distinct topic and monitor their independent progress, enabling simultaneous research on complex subjects.

Spawning a subprocess runs a full, separate Hermes process with its own session, tools, and terminal environment. Task delegation executes within the existing process context rather than establishing an independent autonomous instance.

Spawned agent orchestration supports interactive multi-turn collaboration via PTY mode. This allows engaging in ongoing conversations with the spawned agent, providing detailed feedback and steering throughout the task.

Non-interactive one-shot mode for autonomous agents executes a single task instruction without requiring ongoing user input. The spawned Hermes subprocess processes the assigned task and returns results upon completion.