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raaaas/hermes-agent-batch

⭐ 13 Python added to this list on 2026-10-12 repository created 2026-08-07

Agent Batch is a Hermes Agent plugin that uses GitHub Actions as its entire execution backend to run many coding agents in parallel with no servers, queues, or containers of its own. A user drops a list of tasks into a dedicated page added to the Hermes Desktop app; Hermes itself analyzes dependencies between the tasks and groups independent ones into a phase that can run at once, while dependent tasks wait for a later phase. Dispatching a phase triggers one GitHub Actions workflow_dispatch that fans out through a build matrix into N parallel jobs, each getting a fresh, fully isolated Linux sandbox VM, its own git branch, and its own instance of a pluggable coding-agent "runner" (cline by default, with opencode, kilo, Claude Code, Codex and a DeepSeek-harness runner also supported, several of them usable for free). Each job commits its work and opens its own pull request; because every job starts from a clean checkout with full project context rather than sharing one degrading conversation, the project argues this beats babysitting a single long-running agent on one branch. The plugin also ships a separate issue-driven mode modeled on the gitclaw pattern: opening a GitHub issue starts an agent on its own branch that replies as an issue comment with a summary and PR link, and further comments on the same issue resume that same agent session, whose state is committed to git as JSON so the conversation survives across runs. On the Hermes side the plugin registers a FastAPI backend router for planning, dispatch and run status, plus a desktop-app panel that acts as the operator console for the whole workflow. It targets users who want to batch and parallelize coding tasks across free or low-cost CI compute instead of running one agent sequentially.

https://github.com/raaaas/hermes-agent-batch

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