Hermes can now turn any skill into an always-on operating mode.
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Hermes can now turn any skill into an always-on operating mode. Instead of manually loading the same skill again and again, you can make it part of every new Hermes session by default. That means your most important playbooks can always be active: › Coding standards for your stack, testing, architecture, and review process › Research rules for sources, verification, citations, and reporting › Brand voice and content guidelines › GitHub and PR workflows › Project management processes And this gets even more useful with specialized agents. › A Coding Agent can always start with your dev
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