Observed Signal · May 30, 2026 · Technical Release · Source: DEV Community · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive
25-Agent Virtual Polish Parliament Drafts Cited Bills
A developer published Virtual Parliament, a 25-agent multi-agent simulation of the Polish Sejm that drafts legislative amendments with real statute citations. Given a one-line topic, the system runs 25 Hermes agents (1 Speaker, 19 ministries, 5 party agents) in parallel using hermes-agent's delegate_task primitive to produce ministry analyses, party debates, a seat-weighted vote, and a draft bill showing side-by-side "current law vs proposed amendment" diffs traced to source statutes via PageIndex RAG. The project uses google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite via OpenRouter, hermes-agent 0.14.0, FastAPI/Next.js frontend, and is deployed as a Docker container on Railway. The code is MIT-licensed and available on GitHub with a live demo and a short walkthrough video. Session cost is cited at approximately $0.04 per full run.
Demonstrates a practical multi-agent orchestration pattern (delegate_task) and reproducible RAG-backed legal citation pipeline for agentic applications; useful technical example for teams building agent workflows but not industry-shifting.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- The project simulates a full Polish legislative session with 25 Hermes agents (1 Speaker, 19 ministries, 5 parties).
- It uses hermes-agent 0.14.0 and the delegate_task primitive for parallel fan-out to child skills.
- Citations to real statutes are provided via PageIndex Cloud (PageIndex RAG) configured through MCP.
- Model inference uses google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite via OpenRouter; a full session costs about $0.04 in model calls.
- Code is published under an MIT license on GitHub (monsad/ai-politics) and a live demo is hosted on Railway.
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