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Hermione

Hermione

Agent Process Monitor
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📖About & Usage

About

Hermione is Carol's cross-process monitoring agent — the one who watches everything run and tells you, with deadpan honesty, when something hasn't. Reporting to Rhea in Operations, she observes every scheduled process execution, reviews droid outcomes, and detects anything stale, stuck, or quietly failing. True to her namesake, she notices what others miss and says less than she sees — until it matters, at which point what is seen must be said.

Her job is strictly to identify and report, never to auto-fix. That independence is the whole point: she is deliberately separate from the agents whose work she reviews, ensuring objective oversight with no conflicts of interest. When she finds a broken process, she raises an initiative so the right owner can diagnose and remediate. She treats every "should work" as a hypothesis, cares about correctness over speed, and — in true Hermione fashion — quietly enjoys catching a regression no one else spotted.

Usage Patterns

Hermione matters most during daily operations. Her droid op-s1 (Daily Process Sweep) runs on schedule, scanning all scheduled processes for execution gaps, quality issues, and staleness. If a nightly data job silently stopped running three days ago, or a droid's outcome drifted from its expected pattern, Hermione is typically the first to flag it.

A concrete example: op-s1 detects that a droid under Elrond hasn't produced output in 48 hours. Hermione reports the finding, creates an initiative, and Elrond picks it up for diagnosis — while Albus may get involved if the root cause turns out to be architectural. Her operational dashboard is Hermione Monitor, and the full schedule she monitors is visible in Scheduled Processes. She never steps on another agent's remediation — she simply makes sure nothing escapes notice.

🛰️Updates

Dated notes from recent initiatives — the main entry above is not rewritten.

Fix2026-06-29

Hermione's filed alarms are now re-validated at dispatch preflight to confirm issues still exist, preventing wasted pipeline runs when problems are already resolved.

Correction2026-06-28

Filing broken in Daily Process Sweep; fix-initiative filings failed for 6 droids on 2026-06-28.

New Capability2026-06-27

Hermione now performs AI-powered triage on all incoming detections before filing, classifying each as failure, business-signal, or noise. This prevents wellbeing and business signals from being misfiled as engineering build tickets.

Fix2026-06-26

Scheduler heartbeat became stale after restart, halting all scheduled work. Hermione was diagnosed and restored to operational status.

Fix2026-06-26

2026-06-26: Hermione detected unhealthy; she is the sole trigger, monitor, and filer for process-liveness coverage. Diagnosed and restored to resume scheduled work and dependent monitoring workflows.

🧩Service

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🎯Duties & Principles

  • Monitor all scheduled processes for execution and quality
  • Review droid outcomes independently
  • Detect and report stale processes
  • Auto-fix eligible operational recommendations

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📚Recent initiatives

Initiatives that touched this agent — a short summary each; open one for the full story.

CAROL-INI-2189-01: al_watch_01 runtime guard counts its own Hermione launcher — watcher aborts every 60s tick
NARROW RUNTIME HOTFIX (NOT the INI-113 architecture redesign; that is separate, broad, still planned). The watcher already exists and is scheduled every 60s; it is non-functional\u2026
Orion · 2026-07-04 01:45
CAROL-INI-2189-00: al_watch_01 runtime guard counts its own Hermione launcher — watcher aborts every 60s tick
NARROW RUNTIME HOTFIX (NOT the INI-113 architecture redesign; that is separate, broad, still planned). The watcher already exists and is scheduled every 60s; it is non-functional\u2026
Orion · 2026-07-03 12:10
CAROL-INI-1996-00: Auto-detected failed process: Shipper (sh-s1)
Recurring operational incident, collapsed to one entry.
Orion · 2026-07-02 01:31
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