hermes-agent-spawning

To spawn an autonomous agent subprocess, use the Hermes Agent Spawning Skill to launch a full separate Hermes CLI instance with its own session, tools, and terminal environment for parallel execution without interfering with your main agent.

Spawning a separate agent process launches a full independent Hermes instance with its own session and terminal environment, whereas task delegation executes within the current session without creating an isolated subprocess.

Yes, you can run multiple agent subprocesses in interactive PTY mode to enable multi-turn collaboration, allowing you to interact with each spawned Hermes instance as needed.

You can execute fire-and-forget background queries by spawning a Hermes Agent subprocess in non-interactive one-shot mode using the -q flag, which runs the task autonomously without requiring active user input.

Yes, spawning a Hermes subprocess provisions a completely separate session and terminal environment for the new process, ensuring its autonomous operations remain fully isolated from your primary agent workflow.