Alex Kerss demonstrates Relay Console as an interface for supervising several local AI agents built around Hermes and OpenClaw. The console exposes separate workers, their current tasks and the messages passed between them so orchestration remains inspectable.
Kerss walks through delegating a task, handing intermediate work to another agent and returning the result for review. The design treats agents as distinct collaborators with explicit responsibilities rather than one model pretending to perform every role inside a single conversation.
The practical benefit is control: users can see which agent produced an artifact, interrupt a bad path and preserve context across handoffs. Kerss presents the project as a developing local workflow, not proof that every multi-agent task is automatically reliable. Download promotion is omitted.
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