Why I wrote 9agent, a small launcher that points Claude Code, Pi or Hermes at a 9Router gateway, lets me pick any model behind it, and optionally runs the agent in Docker. It never rewrites config files and never sits in the middle of a session.
How I run 9Router as a single local API for every coding agent, rotating across six Antigravity accounts, two Codex Pro subscriptions, a Claude Max subscription, OpenCode Go and LongCat, with fallback, round robin and fusion combos.
How I control coding agents from a MacBook Pro while they run on a Windows PC at home, connect to its Ubuntu terminals with Herdr over Tailscale, open browser tools through a Cloudflare Tunnel, and route every request through 9Router across Antigravity, Codex Pro, Claude Max, OpenCode Go and LongCat, with fusion models, scheduled Hermes agents and shareable skills.
How I use Herdr to reach persistent Ubuntu terminals on a Windows PC at home from my MacBook Pro, so agent sessions keep running when the laptop closes and I reconnect to exactly where I left off.
How I use Hermes Agent for scheduled jobs, skills and memory: nightly tool updates, model syncs into 9Router, repo audits and self-healing cron, plus a skills habit where every correction becomes a file the agent reads next time.
