How Graph Engineering Works on Hermes: Multi-Agent Task Splitting and Verification
tomcrawshaw01 · x · 2026-08-06
The article details how multi-agent "graph engineering" works on Hermes: the system splits a single task across multiple agents, and a separate agent checks the results.
The author notes that while "graph engineering" has recently gained traction, it is essentially a decades-old engineering pattern wearing a new name. Learning these time-tested architectures is more practical than chasing newly coined tricks, and the deployment environment ultimately dictates whether this pattern actually saves time.
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