Let's talk about building a solid skillset for agent behavior and software-delivery. Do you prefer existing frameworks, custom-built, or a hybrid approach?
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What's your secret sauce for precisely controlling agent behavior and software-delivery processes? Early on, our Hermes stack lacked proper task delegation, and we accidentally created a bunch of mediocre custom skills with Hermes instead of Claude. Fast forward 6 months, and we now have things und…
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- 2026-08-23 01:19 · r/AI_Agents
Let's talk about building a solid skillset for agent behavior and software-delivery. Do you prefer existing frameworks, custom-built, or a hybrid approach?
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