Herdr + Hermes: Agent Orchestration... on your Phone?!
AI programming workflows are becoming incredibly convenient. In this video, I show how I use Hermes Agent, Herdr, Claude Code, Codex, Telegram, Notion, and voice input to keep coding sessions running from anywhere — whether I’m at my desk, on a laptop, using my phone, or even talking through my smartwatch.
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I start by showing the overall workflow: sending a programming task through Telegram, having Hermes Agent receive it, and then using Herdr to interact with long-running Claude Code or Codex sessions on my computer.
Then I break down the main pieces:
Hermes Agent is the AI assistant layer that runs on your computer and lets you communicate with your local AI agent through messaging apps like Telegram. It can access your local files, tools, GitHub projects, browser, and development environment.
Herdr is an AI-first terminal multiplexer, similar to tmux, that keeps coding sessions alive and gives agents visibility into terminal panes. This makes it possible to start work at home, leave the session running, and continue from another computer later.
I also cover the hardware setup, including why a second computer makes the workflow even better, how VPN access fits in, and why you can still get most of the benefits with just one computer and a phone.
Finally, I show how Notion can act as an AI memory bank for engineering tickets, research tasks, brainstorming, and progress reports, plus how voice input and transcription make the whole system easier to use on the go.
Timestamps:
01:00:00 — Programming from anywhere with AI
01:01:03 — How the workflow works
01:03:02 — Hardware setup
01:04:51 — Getting started with Hermes Agent
01:07:16 — Why Herdr takes this to another level
01:09:14 — Using Notion as AI memory
01:10:52 — Adding voice and audio support
01:11:59 — Final thoughts
Tools mentioned:
Hermes Agent, Herdr, Claude Code, Codex, Telegram, Notion, OpenAI Whisper
If you’re interested in AI coding agents, remote development, terminal multiplexers, agent orchestration, voice-controlled programming, or practical AI workflows for software development, this video walks through a real setup that makes programming from anywhere possible.
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