Solving cut-off responses in Hermes Agent
AI agents sometimes stop writing mid-sentence because they hit an output limit. You can fix this by telling the agent to continue or breaking your request into smaller parts.
When using Hermes Agent, you might see a message indicating the response was truncated because it reached the maximum number of words allowed at once. This is common when asking for long reports or detailed programming code. To get the rest of the answer, simply type 'continue' or 'keep going' in the chat, and the agent will resume from where it stopped. To prevent this in the future, try asking for one section at a time instead of everything at once. This approach ensures the agent stays focused and provides complete information.
Key points
- A truncated response means the AI reached its set limit for a single message.
- Typing 'continue' is a quick way to retrieve the missing part of the answer.
- Breaking large tasks into smaller steps helps avoid hitting length limits.
- AI calculates these limits using tokens, which are the building blocks of its language.
Quick term guide
- AI agents
- AI agents are AI tools that can carry out steps toward a goal, not just answer once.
- AI agent
- An AI program that can inspect information and suggest what to do next.
- agents
- AI helpers that follow your instructions and make changes for you.
- Hermes Agent
- It appears to be a tool or community for building and managing AI agents.
- Hermes
- A service for letting an AI agent use web tools and complete tasks.
- Truncated
- This describes something that has been shortened or cut off before it was finished.
- tokens
- Tokens are small pieces of text that AI systems count when reading or writing.
- blocks
- The basic units of work in the Vinkuja system, representing specific tasks or issues.