Keep Hermes agent workspaces from losing useful context
Hermes and Claude can leave useful work behind in temporary workspaces. If the workspace is deleted after the task, small but important details may disappear too. The can be opened again, but uncommitted changes, scratch files, test output, and half-finished local states may be gone.
Those details may not be clean enough for a , but they can still help the next agent understand what already happened. When a new agent only receives the and none of the around it, it can feel like the project is starting from zero again.
Key points
- Deleting a workspace can erase useful work that was never committed.
- Uncommitted changes, scratch files, and test output can help the next agent continue smoothly.
- A fresh agent with only the may miss important local context.
- Before closing a workspace, save the notes and files that explain what happened.
- Keep the useful context, but avoid carrying over every .