What if Agent 911 itself crashes?
It runs as a macOS launchd service with KeepAlive enabled. If Agent 911 dies, macOS automatically restarts it within seconds. The watchdog watches itself.
Will it blindly restart my agent in a loop?
No. Agent 911 has built-in loop protection: maximum 5 restarts per hour, 2-minute cooldown between attempts. If it can't fix the problem, it stops and notifies you instead of making things worse.
Does it work with Hermes Agent?
Yes. Agent 911 auto-detects both Hermes Agent and Hermes installations. Same crash patterns, same auto-fixes, same notifications. One watchdog for both.
What if my model provider goes down permanently?
Agent 911 reads your fallback model configuration and automatically switches. If your primary is on OpenRouter and it dies, Agent 911 switches to your Anthropic direct API (or whatever fallback you've configured).
Can I add custom crash patterns?
Yes. The crash patterns are in a simple JSON array in the config. Add your own regex pattern, diagnosis text, and auto-fix action. Future updates will include community-contributed patterns.
How much resources does it use?
Almost zero. When your agent is running normally, Agent 911 sleeps for 30 seconds, checks one process, and goes back to sleep. No API calls, no model inference, no network traffic. It only wakes up when something is wrong.
Is it a subscription?
$9.11/week subscription. Cancel anytime, no contracts. As we discover new crash patterns in production, your Agent 911 gets them automatically — always up to date.