CyberCode: developer tool for Hermes Agent

Claude Code style desktop and terminal agent with persistent memory and self-evolution

What CyberCode does

CyberCode is a locally run agent that extends a Claude Code style workflow with long-term memory and self-evolution. It accepts any Anthropic-compatible API such as MiniMax or OpenRouter, plus OpenAI-compatible providers and local endpoints. Besides the terminal UI it ships a Tauri and React desktop app and Computer Use on macOS and Windows.

What it learns about you is shown in the desktop app as editable entries: communication preferences, project knowledge and working methods that can become Skill candidates. Telegram and Feishu adapters carry sessions and permission requests while you are away, and scheduled tasks run one-off or recurring local work. A local code graph, model routing with health checks and failover, and several context-trimming layers are included. The README is available in English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Key features

Persistent memory and self-evolution review of past work, with editable entries in the desktop app
Tauri and React desktop app plus an Ink terminal UI sharing one agent core
Remote control and permission prompts over Telegram and Feishu
One-off and recurring scheduled tasks, plus background agents and Agent Teams
MCP, Skills, plugins, Git worktrees and Computer Use on macOS and Windows
Model routing chains with health checks, cooldowns and automatic switching

When to use it

Run a coding agent against your own model endpoint instead of one vendor
Keep an agent working on a repository while you are away and approve actions from Telegram
Schedule routine repository checks that run without opening a chat window
Run headless in CI with cybercode -p and JSON output

Who it is for: Developers who want a self-hosted, vendor-neutral coding agent with memory, a desktop app and chat-app remote control.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

The repository description says it combines Claude Code coding abilities with Hermes Agent's self-evolution idea. It is a separate agent with its own memory and skills, not a plugin that runs inside Hermes Agent.

How to install CyberCode

These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wk42worldworld/cybercode/main/scripts/install-cli.sh | bash
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Requirements: A model endpoint (an Anthropic-compatible API, an OpenAI-compatible provider or a local endpoint); the installer adds Bun automatically if it is missing and needs no administrator rights

Note: The repository has no license file, so default copyright applies.

FAQ

What is CyberCode?

CyberCode is an open-source local agent in the style of Claude Code, with persistent memory, self-evolution, a desktop app and Telegram and Feishu remote control.

How do I install CyberCode?

On macOS or Linux, run the curl install script from the README, then start the agent with cybercode in a project directory. Windows users run the PowerShell script install-cli.ps1 from the same repository, or download the desktop app from the releases page.

Does CyberCode work with Hermes Agent?

It is a separate agent inspired in part by Hermes Agent's self-evolution, according to the repository description. The README does not describe running it inside Hermes Agent.