Herald OS Pet Room turns each Hermes agent into a pet
In Herald OS's Pet Room, each Hermes agent appears as a pet whose location shows whether it is running a terminal, browser, or file edit; clicking one opens its chat, and the room uses about 0.6% of a CPU core.
I gave every Hermes agent its own little life inside Herald OS Introducing the Pet Room Every live Hermes agent appears as its own pet and you can literally watch what it’s doing If it uses Terminal, it walks to Terminal If it opens the browser, it heads to Browser If it works on a document, it goes to that desk If multiple agents are editing the same file, they meet there Subagents can pass notes between each other Automations wait at their own board And if an agent needs your approval, its pet holds up a sign until you respond Click any pet and you jump straight into that agent’s chat When you’re not using Herald OS, the whole thing can become your screensaver too. The best part? The Pet Room does not answer anything for you or run an extra AI loop. It is just a visual layer over what Hermes is already doing. Even with the room open, it uses about 0.6% of a CPU core I wanted multi agent systems to feel less like logs and more like watching a tiny team work. I think this might be my favorite Herald OS feature yet
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