Rescale brings engineering agents into traceable Hermes 2 workflows
Rescale announced Agentic Projects for running engineering agents within shared context, tools, guardrails and project memory. Thermal, flow, shielding and reporting workflows for Kairos Power and ORNL’s Hermes 2 reactor program are the cited example.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Agentic Projects combines shared context, tools, guardrails and persistent project memory.
- Hermes 2 workflows cover thermal, flow and shielding simulations plus reporting.
- Rescale says engineers approve every agent action.
What is changing?
Rescale’s Agentic Projects is designed to run engineering agents with shared project context, skills, tools, guardrails and persistent memory. Work graphs and knowledge graphs help trace an output back to its data, simulations and decisions, while Rescale Desktop, MCP connectors and Edison memory connect to the same workflow.
Kairos Power and Oak Ridge National Laboratory are using agents for thermal, flow and shielding simulations and reporting in the 50 MW fluoride-salt-cooled Hermes 2 design. Rescale says engineers approve every action. Kairos’ projection of up to three times greater end-to-end analysis efficiency is a company estimate, not an independently validated result. High-stakes teams should keep traceability, versioning and approval gates as separate acceptance criteria.
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Source date: 10 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 11 Nov 2026, 03:12 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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