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How to assemble a small team of Bots with one lead with Hermes Bot Forge

Create a lead Bot and its members in one team request.

Who it is forA manager or operator who needs several Bots that split one larger job, each with a clear responsibility.

The problemBuilding each team member by hand is slow, and a half-built team is hard to track.

The outcomeA lead Bot and its member Bots are created, with a per-member result saying what finished and what is still pending.

What you need first

  • Hermes Agent 0.21 or newer with the hermes CLI on your PATH
  • Hermes Desktop for Bot Mode (the CLI also works, since Bots are profiles)
  • Linux or macOS (Windows is not supported)
  • A model provider configured in Hermes

Steps

  1. Complete the install and enable steps for Bot Forge on your main profile or manager Bot
  2. Run hermes bot-forge-doctor and confirm the manager profile is listed as enabled
  3. Ask the manager Bot to create a team with create_team, naming a lead and its members and their jobs
  4. Review the result, which reports each Bot's sign-in and gateway status
  5. Run check_agents to confirm the team members exist and their configs are correct

Prompt for your agent

Using the repo BkashJEE/hermes-bot-forge, ask the manager Bot to run create_team for <team goal> with a lead and members. Expected output: a per-member result listing each Bot as created, pending sign-in, or failed. Verify by running check_agents and confirming every member is listed.

Caveat. A team is not all-or-nothing, so a partial result is expected and each pending member has to be checked separately.

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