Teknium: Hermes routes everything through subagents due to Telegram visibility limits
Teknium · x · 2026-11-08
In the same thread, Teknium explains Hermes' design tradeoff: on third-party platforms like Telegram you have no easy way to know what the agent is doing, so Hermes is told to do everything with subagents. fejau asks why harnesses like muse or grokbot can work with natural input instead.
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