Hermes has a new slash command: /loop. '/loop 5m <prompt>' re-runs the pro
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Hermes has a new slash command: /loop. '/loop 5m <prompt>' re-runs the prompt every 5 minutes in the same session. Leave the interval off and it paces itself, checking often at first and backing off while nothing changes. Works in the CLI, desktop, and every messaging channel.
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Nous Research has added a /loop to Hermes that repeats a prompt on a timer inside the same session, according to its announcement. Typing '/loop 5m' followed by a prompt re-runs that prompt every 5 minutes. Leaving the interval off lets Hermes pace itself: it checks often at first and backs off while nothing changes, so a task that stays quiet is checked less and less often instead of at a fixed rate. Nous Research says the command works in the command-line interface (CLI), the desktop app and every messaging channel.
The post does not say how Hermes decides that nothing has changed, how far it backs off, or how a loop is stopped. It included a demo video, but no usable content could be extracted from it, so anything the video shows is not reflected here.
- slash command — A named, reusable prompt invoked with a leading slash, turning a workflow you repeat into one word you type.
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