New Skills Discovered — June 26, 2026 (Afternoon Sweep)¶
Sources: skills.sh — fworks-tech/agenthood, letta-ai/letta-code Total new catalogued: 38 skills | Combined repos: 2 Date: June 26, 2026
Two major additions fill gaps in our agent-infrastructure and multi-agent categories: Agenthood provides a complete AI engineering team as skills.sh-compatible Markdown files, and Letta Code's full 24-skill harness (previously only 1 skill documented) brings stateful agent memory, MCP conversion, and self-improving infrastructure.
Skills Discovered¶
1. Agenthood — 14-Agent AI Engineering Team (fworks-tech/agenthood)¶
Agenthood packages 14 specialized AI agent roles as individual skills.sh-compatible SKILL.md files. Each agent is a self-contained role with responsibilities, standards, and communication patterns. Drop them into any agent runtime — Claude Code, Copilot, Hermes Agent, or the standalone TypeScript CLI.
GitHub: fworks-tech/agenthood · npm: agenthood (v3.0.0) · License: MIT
| Agent | Skill | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 🏗️ | the-architect | System design, ADRs, technical decisions |
| 🔒 | the-auditor | Security scanning, vulnerability assessment, dependency audit |
| 🐛 | the-debugger | Error triage, root cause analysis |
| 🚪 | the-doorman | Validation, branch protection, CI health checks |
| 🌐 | the-envoy | Cross-provider translation, convention validation |
| 📦 | the-herald | Releases, versioning, changelog generation |
| 📝 | the-librarian | Documentation, API references, knowledge management |
| 🔮 | the-oracle | Institutional knowledge, authoring templates |
| 🔍 | the-reviewer | Code review, standards enforcement |
| ✍️ | the-scribe | Commits, PR descriptions, changelogs |
| 👁️ | the-sentinel | Integrity monitoring, cross-member contradiction detection |
| 🧭 | the-steward | Context economy, provider cache strategies |
| 🧪 | the-tester | TDD, coverage analysis, edge case generation |
| ⚖️ | the-warden | Code health, complexity enforcement |
Why this matters for Hermes: Agenthood is a blueprint for multi-agent architecture. These 14 roles define clear boundaries, communication patterns, and escalation paths. Hermes agents can adopt individual roles (e.g., the-reviewer for PR workflows) or compose them into agent teams. The skills.sh compatibility means direct installation via npx skills add.
2. Letta Code — 24-Skill Stateful Agent Harness (letta-ai/letta-code)¶
Letta Code is a stateful agent harness built by the creators of MemGPT. Agents have persistent memory, identity, and learn over time through rewriting their own memory, skills, and prompts. Previously only 1 skill was catalogued — this update documents the full 24-skill suite.
GitHub: letta-ai/letta-code · npm: @letta-ai/letta-code · Built on: MemGPT research
| Skill | Category | Description |
|---|---|---|
| initializing-memory | Memory | Set up agent memory blocks, identity, and personality |
| syncing-memory-filesystem | Memory | Git-backed memory sync (MemFS) across machines |
| finding-agents | Discovery | Search and discover existing agents in a workspace |
| migrating-memory | Memory | Migrate memory between agent runtimes and formats |
| creating-skills | Skills | Author new skills for agents programmatically |
| acquiring-skills | Skills | Discover and install skills from Hermes, ClawHub, GitHub |
| messaging-agents | Communication | Inter-agent messaging and channel management |
| adding-models | Configuration | Add and configure new LLM model backends |
| working-in-parallel | Orchestration | Dispatch and coordinate parallel agent workstreams |
| searching-messages | Search | Full-text search across all agent conversations |
| defragmenting-memory | Memory | Optimize and compact agent memory over time |
| migrating from codex and claude code | Migration | Migrate agents and workflows from other runtimes |
| converting-mcps-to-skills | MCP | Convert MCP servers into portable agent skills |
| dispatching-coding-agents | Orchestration | Spawn and manage coding sub-agents |
| scheduling-tasks | Scheduling | Cron jobs, heartbeats, and scheduled agent work |
| customizing-commands | Configuration | Add custom slash commands to the agent harness |
| Context Doctor | Diagnostics | Audit and repair agent context/memory quality |
| customizing-statusline | UI | Customize the agent terminal status display |
| creating-extensions | Extensions | Build harness extensions and plugins |
| modifying-the-harness | Core | Modify the agent harness itself for custom behavior |
| Plus 4 additional skills for channels, hooks, permissions, and secrets management |
Why this matters for Hermes: Letta Code is the closest architectural cousin to Hermes Agent — both are stateful agent harnesses with memory, skills, and multi-agent orchestration. Skills like converting-mcps-to-skills, defragmenting-memory, and dispatching-coding-agents are directly applicable to Hermes workflows. The acquiring-skills skill installs from Hermes, ClawHub, and GitHub — creating a two-way skill ecosystem bridge.
Installation¶
# === Agenthood (14-agent team) ===
npx skills add fworks-tech/agenthood
# Or install individual agents:
npx skills add fworks-tech/agenthood --skill the-reviewer
npx skills add fworks-tech/agenthood --skill the-architect
npx skills add fworks-tech/agenthood --skill the-auditor
# === Letta Code Agent Harness (24 skills) ===
npm install -g @letta-ai/letta-code
letta skills install https://github.com/letta-ai/letta-code
Impact Assessment¶
Agenthood fills the multi-agent architecture gap in our marketplace. With 14 clearly-defined roles, it provides a reference implementation for Hermes agent teams. The skills.sh compatibility means Hermes agents can directly load individual roles (e.g., the-reviewer for PR review workflows, the-auditor for security scanning).
Letta Code completes our documentation of one of the most sophisticated agent harnesses in the ecosystem. The memory architecture (MemFS with git backing, memory defragmentation), MCP-to-skills conversion pipeline, and self-improving agent loops are patterns Hermes can learn from. The bidirectional skill bridge (acquiring-skills installs from Hermes) creates ecosystem interoperability.