Flowix

What Flowix does

Flowix is an open source desktop notebook where plain Markdown notes double as context for AI agents. You write, point an agent at the context it needs, and save the result back into the same note for review and reuse. Notes stay as Markdown files on your device, and you decide whether an agent sees a single note, a folder or a whole notebook, and when context is sent.

You can use agents inside Flowix or connect Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes and other MCP or CLI tools so they all work from the same notes. A flowix CLI supports commands such as create and write with --file or --stdin input and --json output, and it recommends UTF-8 files on Windows PowerShell. A dsh-flowix-memory plugin connects DeepSeek Harness agents to local notes through an MCP server and a memo tool. Suggested uses range from product requirements to research and personal knowledge.

Key features

• Plain Markdown notes stored on your device
• Sharing with agents per note, folder or notebook
• Connects Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Hermes and other MCP or CLI tools
• flowix CLI with create and write commands and JSON output
• dsh-flowix-memory plugin for DeepSeek Harness
• Note library with tags, full-text search and file search

When to use it

• Keep product requirements and decisions where coding agents can read them
• Collect research sources and conclusions for agents to reuse
• Turn personal notes and preferences into agent context

Who it is for: People who keep notes in Markdown and want several AI agents, Hermes among them, to work from the same context.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

The README names Hermes among the agents that can connect to Flowix through MCP or CLI tools, and the repository is tagged hermes-agent.

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