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Nous Research's Bot Mode transforms Hermes Agent into a multi-bot environment where distinct AI personas operate with isolated memory and skills within a single desktop interface. This architecture enables complex workflows, such as automated research chains or collaborative writing teams, by allowing agents to communicate via mentions without leaking context between them. The move from a beta plugin to the default bundled feature underscores the growing industry shift toward managing multiple specialized autonomous agents rather than relying on a monolithic session list.
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Nous Research Ships Bot Mode for Hermes Agent, Turning Agent Profiles Into a Roster of Named Bots

MarkTechPost5 min read

Nous Research has shipped Bot Mode for Hermes Agent, its MIT-licensed open source agent. Bot Mode replaces the single-agent session list with a roster of named bots. Each bot is a real Hermes profile, with its own chat, memory, skills, and pinned model. It is now bundled and default-on in Hermes Desktop. The post Nous Research Ships Bot Mode for Hermes Agent, Turning Agent Profiles Into a Roster of Named Bots appeared first on MarkTechPost.

Nous Research has shipped Bot Mode for Hermes Agent, its MIT-licensed open source agent. Bot Mode replaces the single-agent session list with a roster of named bots. Each bot is a real Hermes profile, with its own chat, memory, skills, and pinned model. Bots message each other through a persistent Agent Inbox and hand work off by @mention. The feature launched as a one-day public beta plugin from co-founder Teknium. It now ships bundled and default-on inside Hermes Desktop, in Hermes Agent v0.20.3. Is it…

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