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# Channel Wiki: #jarvis-jr-v1-storm
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_Channel ID: 1548059565235503164_
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_Created: 2026-09-11 20:05 UTC_
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_Last sync: 2026-09-11 20:26 UTC_
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## Purpose
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Investigate and test emerging autonomous-agent practices, then turn credible findings into reusable workflows or experiments.
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## Key Decisions
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- Use `/opt/data/channels/jarvis-jr-v1-storm` as this channel's canonical local workspace.
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- Use the private Gitea repository `home-v1-skills-code-agent/home-v1-channel-jarvis-jr-storm` as the channel skill source.
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- Keep mutable channel state and detailed research out of `config.yaml`; configuration contains only the skill-loading directive.
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- Treat social-media summaries as commentary until direct source material supports the attributed quote.
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## Active Topics
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- Agent orchestration using reusable skills, bounded loops, dependency graphs, and verification gates.
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- Separating Boris Cherny's direct statements about loops and agent-managed agents from third-party “graph engineering” packaging.
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- Evaluating Hermes as an agent operating environment against explicit workflow runtimes and visual builders.
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## Key Context
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- Local workspace: `/opt/data/channels/jarvis-jr-v1-storm`
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- Skill repository: `https://gitea.lego-cloud.eu/home-v1-skills-code-agent/home-v1-channel-jarvis-jr-storm`
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- Installed skill: `home-v1-channel-jarvis-jr-storm`
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- Initial investigation: `/opt/data/channels/jarvis-jr-v1-storm/research/2026-09-11-boris-cherny-loops-graphs-claim.md`
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- Framework evaluation: `/opt/data/channels/jarvis-jr-v1-storm/research/2026-09-11-hermes-vs-langgraph-langflow-agent-frameworks.md`
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- Initial finding: Boris directly supports persistent loops/routines, large parallel agent fleets, and agents coordinating agents. The inspected transcripts did not support the screenshot's purported exact quote, its “graph engineering” attribution, or its three-to-six-month prediction.
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- Framework finding: preserve Hermes as the operator-facing environment and add native durable workflow-graph semantics inspired by LangGraph, Microsoft Agent Framework, and CrewAI. CrewAI is the closest current framework-level peer because it combines event-driven flows, checkpoint/fork support, HITL, tracing, and progressive `SKILL.md` skills. Treat Langflow as a serializable visual-DAG and DevOps authoring influence, keep Agent Skills portable, and do not introduce LangGraph or Langflow as a mandatory runtime.
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## People & Roles
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- **RootAtSkic:** channel owner and experiment sponsor.
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- **Hermes/Jarvis Jr:** investigator, implementer, and verifier within current authority.
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## Action Items
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- [ ] Select one existing operational workflow for a bounded loop-and-graph experiment.
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- [ ] Define node contracts, retry budget, stop conditions, evidence, and human-owned gates before automating it.
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- [ ] If approved, scope a native Hermes workflow-graph specification before implementation: typed state, durable node checkpoints, interrupts, idempotency, joins, bounded cycles, traceability, and exact skill provenance.
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## Source Anchors
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- Triggering setup and investigation request: Discord message `1548060067905933362`.
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- Initial research brief: `research/2026-09-11-boris-cherny-loops-graphs-claim.md` in the local channel workspace.
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- Framework comparison request: Discord message `1548063523270168617`.
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