NousResearch/hermes-agent

Configurable timeout for delegated subagent tasks

Cluster 42861 · agent. Data as of

Nothing open on GitHub. Fix attempted, not merged.

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No fix has been merged to main. 1 PR closed without merging; see the attempts below.
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The three members all concern making the timeout for delegated subagent tasks configurable rather than fixed. They include requests to expose a timeout parameter on delegate_subagent/delegate_task or raise the limit, and a change that proposes a per-delegation timeout parameter on delegate_task.

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1 PR closed without merging

From the close comments: done elsewhere 1

  • #43161 feat(delegation): add per-delegation timeout parameter to delegate_task · done elsewhere → bba9b51, #42861
Closed issues · 2
  • Closed#42861[Feature]: Increase or Make Configurable the Subagent Timeout Limit
  • Closed#64089delegate_subagent and delegate_task: timeout should be a configurable parameter
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  • Pairwise link density 0.45: the share of item pairs that carry a link, counting a structural link in full and a relevance-only link at 0.36. 1.00 means every pair is linked.

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