Add usecase: Deterministic Workflow Delegation (nika) - #11
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Three primary sources per the template: the official integration guide, the public skill repo, and the hermes-agent PR carrying the skill-guard scan + maintainer review.
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Adds a usecase file + README row under Orchestration & Multi-Agent.
The pattern: Hermes keeps the judgment, a deterministic runner keeps the receipts — repeatable jobs (daily digests, triage, report pipelines) graduate from chat into one checked
.nika.yamlfile that Hermes delegates to via the nika skill. Statically audited before any token is spent, budget-capped at run, hash-chained traces after.Meets the catalog bars: runnable demo included (fully offline, zero keys — mock provider, optional Ollama) and primary sources (the skill passed hermes-agent's skill-guard scan; taught commands are CI-tested against each released binary; the skill is on the official catalog queue as NousResearch/hermes-agent#61632, maintainer-triaged).
Full disclosure: I'm the nika author — the honest tradeoff is stated in the file (non-interactive by design; OpenCode stays the right seat for autonomous coding).
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