For Hermes Agent - I recommend always using multiple profiles (bots). Make the default…
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For Hermes Agent - I recommend always using multiple profiles (bots). Make the default the 'admin', and any others being the agent for the work you are actually using Hermes Agent for. This way, the actual usage can have the profile, tools, skills, and context that is relevant to its role. The default/primary profile can then be one you communicate with when you are reviewing the platform itself. The example below is my model testing/benchmarking setup. One does actual testing & prototyping (LLM Tester), and the other (Hermes) is the admin that sometimes I task with diagnosing a setup issue
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