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A plugin designed specifically for Hermes-agent that enables users to create, orchestrate, and manage workflows for AI agents, automating the execution of complex multi-step tasks.
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A plugin designed specifically for Hermes-agent that enables users to create, orchestrate, and manage workflows for AI agents, automating the execution of complex multi-step tasks.
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To understand the value of Daedalus, we first need to understand its host platform, Hermes-agent. Hermes-agent is an AI agent framework aimed at building intelligent agents that can perform tasks autonomously. These agents can:
However, the capabilities of a single agent are always limited. Complex business scenarios often require coordination of multiple steps, handling of conditional branches, error recovery mechanisms, etc. This is exactly the problem Daedalus aims to solve.
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Daedalus's core mission is to add workflow capabilities to Hermes-agent. Specifically, it provides:
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A workflow consists of a series of steps, each of which can be:
Daedalus allows users to define dependencies and execution order between these steps, building various workflows from simple linear processes to complex Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs).
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Real-world workflows are rarely linear. Daedalus supports:
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Multi-step workflows need to maintain execution states. Daedalus provides:
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A robust workflow must have the ability to handle failures. Daedalus implements:
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Daedalus's design embodies several important architectural principles:
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