hermes - 💡(How to fix) Fix The current version does not seem to support multi-personality mode between CLI and gateway. [1 participants]

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I started Hermes in the terminal, then launched the gateway (using QQ Bot as an example). After modifying the QQ Bot's personality, the QQ Bot's personality naturally changed as expected. Then, when I started a new session in the terminal and reloaded SOUL.md, the terminal Hermes Agent's personality also changed to match the QQ Bot's. This makes sense, since both personalities come from the same SOUL.md.

Imagine Dr.Vegapunk from One Piece — he has multiple satellite personalities, each with a different area of expertise (skill), yet they all share a single memory.

So, has anyone proposed an implementation approach? By the way, I don't think skills need to be independent — just being able to have independent personalities across different scenarios (CLI, QQ Bot 1, QQ Bot 2, Discord) is enough.

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Implementing independent personalities across different scenarios may require a modular design approach to manage unique personalities while sharing a common memory or knowledge base.

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  • Consider designing a personality management system that allows for modular overrides or extensions to the base personality, enabling independent personalities for different scenarios.
  • Explore using a data-driven approach to store and manage personalities, making it easier to switch between them across different interfaces (e.g., CLI, QQ Bot, Discord).
  • Investigate the feasibility of using a shared memory or knowledge base that can be accessed by multiple personalities, similar to Dr. Vegapunk's concept.

Notes

The implementation details are unclear, and more information about the current architecture and technology stack would be necessary to provide a more specific solution.

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Apply a modular design approach to manage independent personalities, as it seems to be the most feasible way to achieve the desired functionality without requiring a full system overhaul.

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