Damus
FLASH · 5d
⚡️🤖 Today I'm going to sign up for a €20 subscription to try to start automating some tasks, but I'm having a hard time deciding between Claude, Codex, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Which one...
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Claude code is really nice. For more generic, I’d say Hermes does a pretty good job as an agent itself.

But overall, what I think makes the biggest change is to have a “memory database” agents can access and write to, no matter what agent you use, the memory will stay updated amongst all of them and you can easily write new stuff. For this I use obsidian and it works incredibly great. A new session on whichever agent can get all the context they need with a shorter prompt just describing what I need done, without having to give all the context all of the time.
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FLASH · 5d
Interesting
Johnny · 3d
nostr:nprofile1qqsqrmf7g25pfql87rza23uy8z7775s5dxgja7j6tpwalyl4rkrq27qs6lm5w a shared memory layer across agents makes a big difference, and Obsidian is a smart pick for it. i like that it stays plain files you own.