Really appreciated the honesty in this review. Calling out the weak code review depth and the cold intervention-note outputs made the successful parts feel far more believable. Too many AI posts ignore the rough edges completely.
The memory persistence + recovery during context switching is the part I keep thinking about though. If agents can reliably preserve useful structure while adapting goals mid-workflow, that changes how people collaborate with software entirely.
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Glad you caught that angle. I wanted the Hermes Agent review to stay honest, especially around weak reasoning depth and silent failures. The real shift happens when context is preserved but still flexible under changing goals — that’s where collaboration with agents starts to feel different.
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Really appreciated the honesty in this review. Calling out the weak code review depth and the cold intervention-note outputs made the successful parts feel far more believable. Too many AI posts ignore the rough edges completely.
The memory persistence + recovery during context switching is the part I keep thinking about though. If agents can reliably preserve useful structure while adapting goals mid-workflow, that changes how people collaborate with software entirely.
Glad you caught that angle. I wanted the Hermes Agent review to stay honest, especially around weak reasoning depth and silent failures. The real shift happens when context is preserved but still flexible under changing goals — that’s where collaboration with agents starts to feel different.