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Hermes' new project manager agent turns one sentence into a working tool, classifying the idea, writing a full proposal and having sub-agents build and ship it after one approval tap, with 5 sentences producing 5 working tools.

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Twincams5 days ago

Nice

Christ the Solid Rock I Stand5 days ago

"working"

MASA5 days ago

How does it troubleshoot when something breaks mid-run?

Fajar M Reza5 days ago

One-sentence project agents could compress planning, implementation, and shipping into auditable workflows.

Gregor5 days ago

The 'one approval tap' is carrying all the weight here. Read the proposal carefully and it's just project management. Skip it and you ship tools nobody needed.

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