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CoinWorld News: Hermes Agent has added a curator feature to complete the final part of skill lifecycle management. This feature manages user-created skills through a two-step process: the first step is a deterministic state machine that marks skills unused for 30 days as stale, and skills unused for 90 days are moved to the archive directory. The second step is model review, where an auxiliary model reviews remaining skills every 7 days, merging overlapping functions, patching outdated content, with up to 8 iterations. This feature is enabled by default; users can lock important skills with the pin command to ensure they are not modified. The code for this feature is approximately 2,200 lines, with all 56 tests passing, and it was merged into main on April 29, but has not yet been released with the official version.