Agent tool hype dies in weeks: 'stick with Claude or Codex and a solid folder system'
jacob_posel · x · 2026-09-27
VadimStrizheus notes that tech twitter's agent tool trends — OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Omarchy, Jev — all die within weeks to a month after the hype, concluding you just need to 'stick with Claude or Codex and build a solid folder system.' jacobposel quoted the post in agreement, capturing a recurring pattern of fast-burning agent frameworks and a push back toward mainstream tools plus simple organization.
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