Run agents that work Jira tickets, review PRs and send updates
People keep asking me how I’m doing so many things at once My answer is simple: HERMES While I’m with my family, my agents are: • Reading Jira tickets • Writing code • Reviewing PRs • Tracking costs • Summarizing docs • Running workflows • Sending updates • Building games in Unreal Engine • Cre…. Task: The author uses Hermes Agent to automate a diverse set of development and operational tasks, including reading Jira tickets, writing code, reviewing pull requests, tracking costs, summarizing documentation, running workflows, sending updates, and building games in Unreal Engine. The human role is described as being with family while the agents operate, implying a high degree of autonomy, though specific human-in-the-loop checkpoints for these actions are not detailed in the source.; tools: Hermes Agent. Human role: The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.; limitations: Prerequisites include access to Hermes Agent and integration with Jira, code repositories, and Unreal Engine. The source does not specify costs, latency, or failure modes. Human approval workflows are not explicitly defined, creating uncertainty about how changes or updates are validated before execution. Reliability is secondary, based on a social media post without technical documentation..
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People keep asking me how I’m doing so many things at once My answer is simple: HERMES While I’m with my family, my agents are: • Reading Jira tickets • Writing code • Reviewing PRs • Tracking costs • Summarizing docs • Running workflows • Sending updates • Building games in Unreal Engine • Cre…
Workflow
The author uses Hermes Agent to automate a diverse set of development and operational tasks, including reading Jira tickets, writing code, reviewing pull requests, tracking costs, summarizing documentation, running workflows, sending updates, and building games in Unreal Engine. The human role is described as being with family while the agents operate, implying a high degree of autonomy, though specific human-in-the-loop checkpoints for these actions are not detailed in the source.
Reported result
The source does not provide measured outcomes, efficiency gains, or specific metrics resulting from this workflow. It only states that the author 'built a team' of agents to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, without confirming the success rate, error frequency, or business impact of these automated processes.
Human role
The original post does not say how a person stayed involved.
Limitations
Prerequisites include access to Hermes Agent and integration with Jira, code repositories, and Unreal Engine. The source does not specify costs, latency, or failure modes. Human approval workflows are not explicitly defined, creating uncertainty about how changes or updates are validated before execution. Reliability is secondary, based on a social media post without technical documentation.
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Act as a DevOps engineer setting up an autonomous agent workflow using Hermes Agent. My goal is to automate routine development tasks while maintaining strict human oversight. Inputs: - Jira Project Key: [replaceable input, e.g., PROJ-123] - Repository URL: [replaceable input, e.g., github.com/org/repo] - Target Audience for Updates: [replaceable input, e.g., #dev-team Slack channel] - Output Location: [replaceable input, e.g., local directory ./agent_logs] Steps: 1. Configure Hermes Agent to read open Jira tickets for [replaceable input]. 2. Set up a workflow to draft code changes and PR reviews for [replaceable input]. 3. Enable cost tracking and doc summarization modules. 4. **CRITICAL**: Before sending any updates or merging any PRs, generate a dry-run report in [replaceable input]. 5. Present the dry-run report to me for approval. Do not execute live actions until I confirm. Deliverables: - A JSON log of simulated actions. - A summary of proposed code changes. - A cost estimate for the workflow. Quality Check: - Verify that no live messages were sent without my explicit 'approve' command. - Ensure all Jira ticket IDs match the input. If inputs are missing, ask for them. If errors occur, log them and stop. Do not claim this workflow was tested by the original author.
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