Hermes Folio: three plugins for @NousResearch Hermes Desktop that now work as one suite.
Sheets fills columns with an agent.
Data turns the rows into a report, and every number is computed, not written by the model.
Whiteboard hands your notes to agents and gets them done.
One click passes your work from one to the next. Hermes suggests at every step and nothing lands until you accept it.
Use one, or all three.
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It’s an open-source chat app for AI bots that runs locally on your machine, using the models you already have (Claude, Codex, Grok, and more).
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Heading towards superintelligence.
oh my pi, meet oh my fleet.
OMP is now supported inside Agent Orchestrator.
Give every task its own isolated worktree, run multiple OMP sessions in parallel, and track the code, PRs, CI, and reviews from one live board.
your favorite harness just got a control plane.
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This is my harness tier list
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S Tier
Hermes and OMP maybe need S+ because they are obviously the best but I do think people sleep on some others.
@CommandCodeAI is genuinely very good and remembers your tastes. As well, it has the best bang for your buck plan.
Unreal Agent by @unreallabsai is actually insanely good and cost effective. Just download and try it out.
@droid is similar to Devin, because the harness removes a lot of laziness you get with some models. I think OMP does as well but in a different way. You still need to configure OMP and Pi more manually, like Hermes or Open Claw. @droid and @devindevelopers just work.
A Tier
All of A tier are perfectly valid and fantastic in their own way. They’re just not Hermes or OMP level.
@pidotdev is genuinely foundational for many of these other harnesses, since it is open source. You do need to configure a lot of it yourself however. Pi and DeepSeek harnesses are basically empty skeletons that you must breathe life into. Hermes and open claw direct you a bit more but these are very manual. Minimax as well.
If you are a Linux over Mac sorta person, then those 3 are fantastic. Especially considering they cost less without all of the decisions a harness like Claude Codd forces on you.
Claude code is my go to at work because most things work well out of the box and it configures with many mcps without IT getting pissy. It genuinely is set up in a way that guides you in developing most things well. The main problem is many things are preconfigured so if you are a rebel, hacker or maverick type, this may piss you off.
Cursor is pretty great. It is mostly nostalgic for me. They did a great job with their router. Better than Devin fusion IMO cause you feel like you’re getting the top model when needed not the slop model. It was the first “harness” I used a year or two ago and I have a special place in my heart for it. I was using it as a daily again when Grok 4.6 came out but the juice ain’t worth the squeeze. Bot and Grok with their plans are too expensive. Way cheaper options.
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I could add Messaging to Qwen Coder and Text to Speech (Making it Talk). All of the Popular Personal Agent Harness have the same Functionality or You can Build the Functionality around it.