OpenHands productizes an AI coding agent across a local GUI, FastAPI app server, sandbox, agent-server, SDK, event store, MCP, and skill system. This analysis focuses on the boundary between the app server and GUI that the current OpenHands repository is responsible for.
Ruflo extends Claude Code with a CLI, MCP server, swarm coordination, AgentDB memory, hooks, background workers, a plugin marketplace, and a Web UI to create a multi-agent operations layer. This post analyzes the architecture of Ruflo — an evolution from Claude Flow — and connects it to earlier posts on agentmemory, Superpowers, and Hermes Agent.
Keeping Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw in their own separate silos has clear limits. agentmemory collects observations via hooks, reconstructs them with BM25, vector, and graph retrieval, and creates a long-term memory layer shared across multiple agents through MCP, REST, and a viewer.
An architecture deep-dive into Nous Research's Hermes Agent from a user perspective. Covers the CLI, messenger gateway, ACP, tool registry, skills, memory, plugins, and sub-agent structure in an accessible, flow-oriented way.
An analysis of how Claude Code Game Studios combines 49 agents, 72 skills, hooks, rules, and templates to run a single Claude Code session like a game development studio.