Hermes Desktop adds cross-tool session continuity: browse existing local Codex and Claude Code sessions, preview transcripts, import the chosen thread, and keep the conversation going inside Hermes, cutting the restart cost when switching coding agents.
Open-source magnitudedev/magnitude (Apache-2.0, ~3.1k stars) is a local inference server that profiles your hardware, recommends fitting local models, then downloads, tunes, and runs them β plugged into Codex, Claude Code, Cline, and Hermes. Models load on demand and unload when memory is tight, so coding agents can use local models without a separate stack.
Hugging Face open-sourced Funes (huggingface/funes): a durable, searchable memory layer you own for coding agents. It indexes past Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes sessions locally, returns original passages with timestamps, and can sync across machines via a private Hugging Face dataset. The official blog stresses user-owned memory while warning that session logs often hold credentials and client contextβpair with secret scanning and access controls.
Runway launched a hosted Dev MCP at dev.runwayml.com/mcp so coding agents can connect and approve to pick models, wire a Model Router, and debug failed generations without tab-hopping docs. The company post Introducing Runway Dev MCP is live.
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