AGI Super Team

What AGI Super Team does

AGI Super Team packages an organization of AI roles as an installable npm package. Its README describes 14 top-level roles, 92 opt-in specialists, reusable skills and eight outcome-oriented teams, such as product delivery, content creation and research decisions. The idea is to start with an outcome: a CEO coordinator routes the work to executives, executives dispatch specialists, skills supply the methods, and a Governor role verifies the result before it is reported.

The same organizational contract is mapped onto each target framework through explicit adapters, with Hermes listed next to Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw. Each adapter uses only what its target supports, and when native multi-agent delegation is missing the role plan runs sequentially. The recommended install flow previews destinations, managed files and conflicts before anything is written, then runs with the install and connect options, followed by a separate doctor check. The README's swarm prompt tells the coordinator not to publish, deploy, spend money or use credentials without approval.

Key features

• 14 top-level executive roles and 92 opt-in specialist agents
• Eight outcome teams, with starter kits for product delivery, content creation and research decisions
• Adapters for Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes and other agent frameworks
• Preview-first install flow with install, connect and doctor options
• Independent Governor review of results before they are reported
• Sequential fallback when a client has no native multi-agent delegation

When to use it

• Turning a product goal into a brief, an implementation and a review across several agents
• Producing a content series from source notes, with a claims review before publishing
• Preparing a decision memo from a research question and an evidence map

Who it is for: Developers who run Hermes Agent or other coding agents and want a ready-made role structure instead of designing an agent team from scratch.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Supports Hermes Agent as one of its framework adapters, alongside Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw, so the same team definitions can be used in a Hermes setup.

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