Nous Research launches Advanced Delegation plugin for Hermes Agent
10/27/2026 — 10/27, 01:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Nous Research has released the Advanced Delegation modes plugin, letting the Hermes Agent orchestrator assign a different model or configura…
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On 2026-10-27, Nous Research announced on its official X account (@NousResearch) that it has released the Advanced Delegation modes plugin for Hermes Agent.
According to the announcement, once the plugin is connected, Hermes Agent's orchestrator can select a different model or profile for each subagent based on routes the user sets up in advance. The release states that this lets every type of subtask match to an appropriate model, with the team framing the goal as 'the right model or profile for every job.' As of this announcement, that is the full extent of what has been disclosed about the plugin, with no further follow-up reported yet.
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Nous Research released an Advanced Delegation modes plugin that lets Hermes Agent's orchestrator assign a different model or profile to each subagent based on routes users configure. The company says this matches the right model to every job.
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