hermes-agent-spawning

You can spawn autonomous subprocesses for long-running tasks using Hermes-Spawn, which creates isolated sessions with full tool access, separate logging, and robust recovery to resume work seamlessly.

One-shot mode uses the -q flag for quick, non-interactive task execution, while interactive PTY mode enables back-and-forth collaboration by launching a session where you feed tasks using submit and log commands.

Manage parallel workstreams by using Hermes-Spawn to create multiple autonomous subprocesses, each running in an isolated session with its own toolset and logging to support independent multi-agent coordination.

Yes, you can resume interrupted long-running research tasks because Hermes-Spawn ensures robust recovery for resumed work and maintains separate session logging for each autonomous agent subprocess.

Use a subprocess spawn approach for long-running tasks requiring isolation, parallel workstreams, or multi-agent coordination, as it provides independent sessions with full tool access rather than a single blocking agent.