Nested parallelism: running Hermes agents inside Grok bot VMs for compute offload
alexcovo_eth · x · 2026-10-10
The author demonstrates running the Hermes agent inside a Grok @bot VM, with multiple bots in the Grok bot layer each spinning up their own hermes-agent — nested parallelism. Potential benefits: more compute and intelligence, plus cost savings as compute is offloaded from the bot to its hermes VM.
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