witt3rd/oh-my-hermes

Oh My Hermes (OMH) — Multi-agent orchestration skills for Hermes Agent. Inspired by oh-my-claudecode, rebuilt natively for Hermes primitives.

What it solves

Oh My Hermes (OMH) provides a set of composable orchestration skills for the Hermes Agent, enabling it to handle complex, multi-step workflows that require consensus, deep research, and verified execution. It transforms a basic agent into a system capable of structured planning, requirements gathering, and iterative implementation.

How it works

OMH introduces several specialized "skills" that act as playbooks for the agent. These include:

  • Research and Interviewing: omh-deep-research performs multi-phase web research (decompose, search, synthesize, verify), while omh-deep-interview uses Socratic questioning to track requirements coverage.
  • Consensus Planning: omh-ralplan uses a debate between a Planner, Architect, and Critic to reach an agreement on a project direction.
  • Verified Execution: omh-ralph implements a plan, verifies the result, and iterates until the task is complete, supported by specific driver and task-level disciplines.
  • Triage: omh-triage allows multiple roles to reach a consensus on how to handle an issue backlog.
  • Autopilot: omh-autopilot composes these skills into a full end-to-end pipeline.

An optional plugin adds advanced capabilities like hook-based role injection, atomic state management, and evidence gathering.

Who it’s for

Developers and users of the Hermes Agent who need to automate complex software engineering tasks, from initial research and requirements gathering to final code implementation and verification.

Highlights

  • Composable Pipeline: Supports a recommended workflow of research → interview → planning → execution.
  • Consensus-Driven: Uses multi-role debates (Planner/Architect/Critic) to ensure high-quality plans.
  • Verified Implementation: Employs a "verify-iterate" loop to ensure execution matches the plan.
  • Zero Dependency Skills: Core skills work standalone without requiring the plugin.

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