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Agent Operating System — Hermes is the command hub on Telegram. You talk to Hermes, Hermes orchestrates subagents (Felix/Claude Code), and results auto-save to memory. Built-in voice intent detection and cron job memory feedback.

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Agent OS — The Command Hub

Architecture

You (Telegram voice/text)
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[1] Hermes receives — voice transcribed via faster-whisper / text direct
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[2] Intent detection — research | deploy | code | browse | cron | memory | question
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[3] Delegate or execute — delegate_task to subagents, or run cron jobs, or answer directly
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[4] Auto feedback — every result logs to ~/.hermes/agent-os/memory_log.jsonl
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[5] Dashboard updates — ~/.hermes/agent-os/dashboard.json always reflects latest state

Core Scripts

Feedback Loop

~/.hermes/scripts/agent-os-feedback.py

Usage:

python3 ~/.hermes/scripts/agent-os-feedback.py \
  --type delegate \
  --task "task description" \
  --result "what happened" \
  [--save-skill "lesson-name"]

Voice Intent Detection

~/.hermes/scripts/voice-intent-pipeline.py

Usage:

echo "research the best AI voice agents" | python3 ~/.hermes/scripts/voice-intent-pipeline.py

Detects intents: research | deploy | code | browse | cron | question | memory | other

Dashboard

  • ~/.hermes/agent-os/dashboard.json — JSON summary: total_recorded, by_type, last_10
  • ~/.hermes/agent-os/memory_log.jsonl — Full append-only log (auto-trimmed to last 200)
  • ~/.hermes/skills/agent-os-learned/*.md — Reusable lessons saved automatically

User Interaction Signals

Purse issues commands with minimal words. The following signals mean execute immediately without confirmation or re-explanation:

SignalMeaning
"yes"Go ahead with the plan you just described
"1 2" / "1 2 3" / numbered listExecute those numbered steps in order
"?"What's the current state? Report concisely
voice messageTranscribe → classify intent → execute (see Voice Intent Pipeline)

When you receive one of these, do not ask for confirmation. Execute and report results.

Status / Handoff Prompts Are Not Approval

Short questions like "what is left", "where are we", "what now", "what's pending", or "what's left" are status/handoff prompts. They mean: inspect current state first, then report pending items, blockers, and the next highest-leverage action.

Do not treat these as approval to create, run, or modify cron jobs/agents. Only execute a new side-effecting action when the user gives an explicit approval signal ("yes", "do it", numbered choice) or directly asks for that action.

See references/status-handoff-questions.md for the session note and recommended inspection sequence.

When to Use This Skill

  • User sends a voice message — transcribe → detect intent → delegate
  • User says "remember this" — save to memory via the feedback script
  • User replies "yes" or a number list to your plan — execute immediately
  • Any task completes — call agent-os-feedback.py --type cron --task "..." --result "..."
  • Checking system state — read dashboard.json for a quick overview

Cron Job Integration

Every cron job script should call the feedback script on completion:

subprocess.run([sys.executable, FEEDBACK_SCRIPT, "--type", "cron", "--task", "...", "--result", "..."])

Intent Classifier Rules

IntentTriggersAction
research"find out", "search", "research", "what is"Web search + summarize
deploy"deploy", "push live", "publish"Deploy to Vercel/Gumroad/etc
code"build", "fix", "debug", "create"delegate_task to Claude Code
browse"check site", "open url"Browser automation via Felix
cron"every day", "daily", "remind me"Create cronjob
memory"remember", "store"Save to memory
question"advice", "should I"Direct answer from Hermes

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