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| name | minions-hermes-mission-control |
| description | Mission control Kanban board for managing and supervising autonomous Hermes Agent tasks |
| triggers | ["set up minions for hermes agent","create a kanban board for my ai agent tasks","how do I manage multiple hermes agent sessions","install minions mission control","supervise long-running agent tasks","track hermes agent work with a dashboard","run minions to manage ai agents","configure minions for task management"] |
Skill by ara.so — Hermes Skills collection
Minions is a web-based mission control interface for managing Hermes Agent tasks. It provides a Kanban board to create, supervise, and review autonomous agent work, with features like live streaming, completion judging, and human-in-the-loop verification.
Prerequisites: Node.js 18+ and Hermes Agent installed
npx minionsai
The server starts at http://localhost:6969
minions --version
npm view minionsai version
~/.minions/Each task is a persistent Hermes root session. Tasks move through Kanban columns:
Recurring Hermes jobs that can be scheduled and monitored. Minions tracks:
Each task can override:
# API keys for LLM providers (if using completion judge)
export OPENAI_API_KEY=your_openai_key
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your_anthropic_key
# Custom port (default: 6969)
export MINIONS_PORT=8080
# Custom data directory (default: ~/.minions/)
export MINIONS_DATA_DIR=/path/to/data
Access via web UI to configure:
http://localhost:6969// Tasks are displayed in real-time Kanban columns
// Watch live streaming output in the task detail view
// Completion judge runs after each agent turn
// Example: Daily website monitoring routine
{
name: "Check competitor pricing",
schedule: "0 9 * * *", // 9 AM daily
prompt: "Visit competitor.com and extract current pricing, compare to yesterday",
workspace: "./data/competitive-intel"
}
// Task prompt:
"Research the top 10 AI coding assistants launched in 2025.
Create a comparison table with: name, pricing, key features, GitHub stars.
Save as markdown in research/ai-coding-tools.md"
// Agent will:
// 1. Search for AI coding assistants
// 2. Visit documentation sites
// 3. Gather pricing and feature data
// 4. Format as markdown table
// 5. Save file and propose completion
// Routine configuration:
{
name: "Daily HackerNews trending",
schedule: "0 */6 * * *", // Every 6 hours
prompt: `
1. Fetch top 30 HackerNews stories
2. Extract: title, points, comments, URL
3. Append to data/hn-trending.jsonl with timestamp
4. If any story mentions 'AI agents', save separately to data/hn-ai-agents.jsonl
`,
workspace: "./scraped-data"
}
// Task prompt:
"Create a TypeScript function that:
- Takes an array of URLs
- Fetches each in parallel with retry logic
- Returns success/failure status for each
- Includes proper error handling and types
Save to src/utils/fetch-urls.ts with tests"
// Monitor live as agent:
// - Creates the implementation
// - Adds TypeScript types
// - Writes tests
// - Runs them to verify
// Multi-step task:
"1. Read all markdown files in content/drafts/
2. For each draft:
- Check grammar with language tool
- Generate 3 title alternatives
- Create social media preview text
- Move to content/ready/ when done
3. Create summary report in content/processing-report.md"
# Start Minions server
npx minionsai
# Start on custom port
MINIONS_PORT=3000 npx minionsai
# Check version
minions --version
# Clear all data (reset)
rm -rf ~/.minions/
Minions connects to your local Hermes Agent installation:
// Minions creates Hermes sessions via API
// Each task = one persistent Hermes root session
// Sessions persist across Minions restarts
// Chat history stored in Hermes's database
// Task metadata (Minions SQLite):
{
id: "task_123",
title: "Research AI tools",
status: "in_progress",
hermesSessionId: "sess_abc", // Reference to Hermes
model: "claude-3-5-sonnet",
reasoningEffort: "medium"
}
// Chat transcript: stored in Hermes session database
// File outputs: in workspace directory
View agent-created files:
# Files appear in the Minions UI file browser
# Organized by task workspace directory
# Download or view directly from UI
Example workspace structure:
~/.minions/
├── db.sqlite # Minions task metadata
└── workspaces/
├── task_123/ # Per-task workspace
│ ├── output.json
│ └── report.md
└── task_456/
└── data.csv
# Check Node.js version
node --version # Should be 18+
# Check if port is in use
lsof -i :6969
# Use different port
MINIONS_PORT=8080 npx minionsai
# Verify Hermes is running
# Check Hermes installation at https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com
# Hermes typically runs on localhost
# Ensure firewall allows local connections
// Use the UI to:
// 1. View live streaming output
// 2. Check if agent is waiting for input
// 3. Manually intervene via chat
// 4. Or cancel and restart the task
// Ensure LLM API key is set:
// export OPENAI_API_KEY=your_key
// Check Settings page for completion judge configuration
// Verify API quota/rate limits
# Backup current data
cp -r ~/.minions/ ~/.minions.backup/
# Reset database
rm ~/.minions/db.sqlite
# Restart Minions (creates fresh database)
npx minionsai
# Note: Hermes session data is preserved
// ✅ Good: Specific, measurable outcomes
"Scrape product prices from 5 e-commerce sites,
save to products.json with timestamp,
compare to last week's data in products-history.json"
// ❌ Bad: Vague, no clear completion criteria
"Research some products"
# Use task-specific workspaces
task_research/ # Research outputs
task_scraping/ # Scraped data
task_analysis/ # Analysis reports
# Reference files from prompts:
"Save output to ./results/summary-{date}.md"
// Use cron syntax for schedules
"0 9 * * 1-5" // 9 AM weekdays
"*/30 * * * *" // Every 30 minutes
"0 0 * * 0" // Weekly on Sunday
// Build in error recovery:
"If website is down, retry 3 times with 5-minute delays.
Log failures to errors.log"
// In task prompt, specify completion:
"Task is ONLY complete when:
1. All 50 URLs have been processed
2. results.json exists and is valid JSON
3. error_count in summary.md is 0
4. All output files are committed to git"
// Create dependent tasks:
// Task 1: "Scrape data, save to data/raw.json"
// Task 2: "Read data/raw.json, analyze, create report.md"
// Task 3: "Read report.md, generate executive summary"
// Monitor all on Kanban board
// Each progresses independently