@tonysimons_: Hermes Tip of the Day: You can use Kanban for literally every workflow in Hermes Agent. Deep research. Large writing pr…
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A tip about using Kanban boards within Hermes Agent to organize workflows like deep research, writing, and coding.
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Hermes Tip of the Day:
You can use Kanban for literally every workflow in Hermes Agent.
Deep research. Large writing projects. Coding. You name it.
This is the best way to keep your projects organized and your agents focused and locked in on context.
I’m curious, what are you using Kanban for??
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