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lamxnt endorsed Hermes Agent as their new primary agent framework, replacing…

2026-03-06 · 23:24 UTC ·lamxnt ·0 min read

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lamxnt endorsed Hermes Agent as their new primary agent framework, replacing prior tools after finding its self-learning loop meaningfully more responsive. They highlighted a hybrid configuration: Codex 5.3 as the main model through OpenAI OAuth for cost control, with Claude accessed via OpenRouter sub-agents for writing tasks, while also arguing Claude’s current standalone behavior is heavily constrained.

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title: @lamxnt: Update: I have fully moved to Hermes Agent from [@NousResearch](https://twitter....
author: lamxnt
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published: 2026-03-06T23:24:13+00:00
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Update: I have fully moved to Hermes Agent from @NousResearch Main model is using Codex 5.3 with OAuth through OpenAI (so I don't just burn my wallet on credits) With the ability to call Claude through OpenRouter sub agents (so Claude can still write copy) I am ridiculously bullish on this. The self-learning loop actually works, compared to every other solution I've used (including opencl*w) - finally back to AI actually listening to me They really crushed this

Posted: 2026-03-06T23:24:13.000Z
Engagement: 1401 likes, 78 retweets, 58 replies

Quoting @lamxnt

Claude is so absurdly nerfed right now it’s unbelievable