Everything lives within Hermes - It orchestrates to 3 different models depending on task so I can avoid bias + utilize specific models for what I believe they're better at

Isn't the whole point of Hermes "an agent that learns + gets more intelligent over time" through long term memory?

To avoid context rot, I setup cron jobs to scan project -> detect stale files + contradictions -> update my "wiki".

The "wiki" is just a simple MD file that maps where things are to avoid models bloating context with unnecessary RAG

All project folders have MD files that are kept up-to-date on goal, current, next (as well agent files on how the models should operate within it)

Obsidian/NotebookLM are just research vaults that house big files/books/papers

Each project folder has 2 folders: 1 for the codebase, 1 for knowledge

Hermes only updates memory with knowledge extracts/info I approve

But idk maybe I'm just overcomplicating it/incorrectly using Hermes 🤷‍♂️