Now you can resume ClaudeCode or Codex session in the Hermes Desktop app! I covered the "hermes resume" CLI command last week, but that would only resume the session in the TUI. For those of us who like to use the Desktop app, we now have the Import Sessions tab! I made a quick video showing this new app feature. Check it out!

We entered AIRA₃ with an ensemble of models in the live competition, and also assessed it with several others post-hoc. The 8th ranked gold medal entry ensemble was a combination of GPT 5.5 (w/ OpenCode) + Claude 4.8 (w/ ClaudeCode). Post-hoc we assessed with Muse Spark 1.2 (w/ MuseCode), which also performed at a Gold Medal level, as well as Muse Spark 1.1 (w/ OpenCode) and GLM 5.2 (w/ OpenCode), both of which achieved Silver Medal level performance. The post-hoc submissions were also graded externally on the same private test set as those made during the live competition.

I have stopped buying all SaaS since Q3 2026. The only software I bought include: - GCP/AWS for database, logging, deployment; email services etc. - Tokens, tokens, tokens - Database like customer enrichment data source - Connectors app that help me connect to other apps(e.g. Pipedream etc.) - I use Codex/ClaudeCode/Hermes ... but pay for tokens Anything with complex UIs have been unsubscribed: - Any design/editing/video editing software (Capcut, Canva, Photoshop, Adobe everything) - Any docs/table/sheet/ppt software (Word, Powerpoint, Excel etc.) - Any UI-facing dashboard/analytics/admin/CRM software - Anything I have to watch a tutorial video during onboarding The only software I tolerated clicking and typing UI: - Collaboration with human: Lark/Slack etc. - Social apps: Twitter/Instagram/Linkedin/Wechat

Builder’s Pick this week: diagram-design 👀 An open-source skill for turning technical ideas into cleaner, more editorial-style diagrams. It works with Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot and other agent tools, and supports architecture diagrams, workflows, system maps, user journeys, dependency graphs, and more. What makes it interesting is the design constraint: fewer generic boxes, less visual clutter, and more attention to hierarchy and readability. A useful repo if you’re building docs, technical explainers, or anything that needs to make complex systems easier to understand. GitHub: #Builders# #OpenSource# #DevTools# #ClaudeCode# #OpenBuild#

Codex is ahead of Claude Code across Reddit For the week ending Sept. 13, r/Codex recorded 2.3× as many posts, 2.2× as many comments, 2.4× the net post votes and 2.3× the net comment votes as r/ClaudeCode

Halfway through a Claude Code project and want to switch to Codex? Then you have to re-explain how it was built, what already failed, and what’s next. ai-memory: Open-source project that turns this into a Git-managed Markdown wiki. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and 20+ other AI coding tools can share the same project memory — though setup differs by client. Self-host on your machine, homelab, or VPS. Use auth and HTTPS for remote access. Works for recording and search even without cloud models. 👉 #ClaudeCode# #Codex# #AICoding#

Today’s video is part two of my series where I build an agent-run @Shopify business! In this part we get to work, using AI coding tools like Hermes Agent, Claude Code, and Herdr to build the foundations Agent-Run Business From Zero: 2. Building Foundation in Hermes, Herdr & ClaudeCode