agent37-platform/minions

What it solves

Minions provides a centralized management interface for the Hermes Agent, eliminating the need to juggle multiple terminal sessions or manually track long-running autonomous tasks. It transforms the agent's raw output into a structured workflow, allowing users to supervise and review work without constant monitoring.

How it works

Minions acts as a "mission control" layer over the Hermes Agent. Each task created in the interface is treated as a persistent Hermes root session. The system uses a local SQLite database to store task metadata and status, while the chat transcripts themselves remain in the Hermes session database.

Who it’s for

• Hermes power users who manage multiple sessions across various projects.
• Indie founders delegating operational, research, and coding tasks to an agent.
• Users running long-lived tasks who need a clear overview of what is finished, stuck, or requires attention.

Highlights

• Kanban board: A visual overview of tasks categorized by progress, review, and completion.
• Autonomous execution: Ability to describe a goal in chat and let the agent determine the execution steps.
• Human-in-the-loop: A review queue where agents propose completions that must be verified by a human before being marked as done.
• Live streaming: Real-time visibility into the agent's reasoning and tool calls.
• Local-first: Self-hostable option using SQLite with no cloud dependency.
• Scheduled tasks: Support for creating and managing recurring jobs.
• File browser: Integrated access to files created by agents in the workspace.