Guides Hermes Kanban workers through handoffs, retries, and workspace edge cases.
npx skills add https://github.com/Araara7/hermes-skills --skill kanban-worker-araara7
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: kanban-worker Source: https://github.com/Araara7/hermes-skills/tree/main/devops/kanban-worker Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Araara7/hermes-skills --skill kanban-worker-araara7
kanban_complete summary and metadata shapes for coding, research, and review tasks, including review-required flows that block with structured comments. - Workspace and tenant handling: Explains how to work in scratch, shared directory, and git worktree workspaces, plus tenant-prefixed memory isolation. - Retry diagnostics and pitfalls: Covers interpreting prior run outcomes (timed_out, crashed, spawn_failed, reclaimed), writing effective block reasons and heartbeats, and claiming only verified created cards. - Use Case: A worker retrying a crashed task inspects prior run outcomes, chunks the work to avoid the timeout, then completes with structured metadata and verified created card IDs. ## Quick Start Load the kanban-worker skill and show me how to complete my current Kanban task with proper summary metadata and verified created cards.High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Call kanban_complete with a concise summary and a metadata object containing fields like changed_files, tests_run, and decisions. Shape the metadata so downstream reviewers and aggregators can parse it without re-reading your prose.
Post the structured metadata (changed files, test counts, diff path) as a kanban_comment first, then call kanban_block with a reason prefixed 'review-required: '. The reviewer unblocks the task or requests changes via comments.
The kernel verifies every id in created_cards exists and was created by your profile. Only pass ids captured from successful kanban_create return values; hallucinated or reused ids block the completion and are recorded on the task's event log.
Run kanban_show first and inspect prior runs' outcome, summary, and error fields. A timed_out outcome means chunk the work, crashed means reduce memory, and spawn_failed usually indicates a profile config issue that warrants blocking for human help.
No, the CLI is not installed in containerized backends like Docker or Modal. Use the kanban_* tools instead, which work across all terminal backends; the CLI exists only for human operators at a terminal.
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