Reddit asks whether Hermes and OpenClaw still matter after Codex Remote
stevyhacker · reddit · 2026-07-21
A Reddit user compares Hermes/OpenClaw with Codex Remote/Claude Dispatch and says the newer remote setup has largely made their old Telegram/mobile-first workflow irrelevant.
- Hermes was attractive because it was easy to set up and reliable for “vibe coding” from phones.
- The poster asks whether they are missing a real use case, since Hermes and OpenClaw are extensible but no longer feel necessary for solo work.
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