One Agent Is a Tool. A Managed Repository Ships.
Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor are powerful alone. Claudia gives them one practice, durable context, a manager for every repository, and the record to prove it.
Two modes
How You Run Your Agents
Same agents. Supervision is the difference.
Solo Mode
One agent, working alone
Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor — each is a capable editor or terminal agent. Powerful in a session. Reactive, prompt-driven, and only as consistent as the person steering it.
Claudia
The same agents, managed
The same agents with one delivery practice, durable repository context, and a responsibility contract — plus one scheduled Hermes manager per repository and GitHub as the record.
Side by side
What Changes with Claudia
Claudia doesn't replace your coding agents — it gives them a standard and a record.
Solo Mode
Claudia
Work style
Solo Mode
Reactive — waits for your prompt, one agent at a time
Claudia
A repository manager owns each objective; Hermes runs one scheduled manager per repository while you sleep
Task scope
Solo Mode
Full coding tasks within a single session
Claudia
Independent skills from product direction to deploy and writing; a build can carry an objective end to end
Memory
Solo Mode
Session context plus local config files
Claudia
GitHub as the record plus a versioned brain per repository
Proactive work
Solo Mode
None — needs prompting
Claudia
A scheduled manager works the issues you have labelled ready; it never invents work on an empty queue
Quality review
Solo Mode
Self-review within the session
Claudia
Review depth chosen from the risk; an independent reviewer when it adds confidence
Oversight model
Solo Mode
You review everything manually, every time
Claudia
Owner-groomed ready admission for unattended work; human floors that never move
Merge authority
Solo Mode
You merge everything yourself
Claudia
The repository manager merges after an exact-head check; delegated workers return evidence and never merge
Governance
Solo Mode
Whatever discipline you bring yourself
Claudia
One responsibility contract, delivered as a versioned release you can read
Multi-repo
Solo Mode
One project at a time
Claudia
Claudia keeps priorities, dependencies, and decisions coherent across repositories
Mobile access
Solo Mode
Desktop IDE or terminal only
Claudia
Steer and answer decision requests in a Slack thread; read the PR on GitHub mobile
Communication
Solo Mode
In-editor or terminal chat
Claudia
Slack carries conversation and decision requests; GitHub keeps the record
Market discipline
Solo Mode
Out of scope
Claudia
Six marketing skills: frame, reach, surface, compose, lifecycle, measure
The key difference
Claudia is not another agent
It's the supervised operating system for the agents you already run. Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor do the coding, Hermes keeps a manager on each repository while you are away, GitHub keeps the record, and Claudia supplies the practice, context, and boundaries that make the whole thing coherent.
Ready
Is the Only Unattended Gate
New unattended implementation starts only from an issue the owner has groomed and labelled ready. Attended work needs no such gate.
One
Scheduled Manager per Repository
What the private reference portfolio has recorded: six scheduled repository managers active on Hermes, each verified with read-only wakes against its repository in September 2026.
Managers
Merge. Workers Return.
A repository manager may implement and merge its own authorized work after proportionate checks and an exact-head confirmation against the current base. Delegated workers return evidence to their manager and never merge.
Ready to give your agents a standard?
Claudia arrives as a versioned release your repositories subscribe to. Your repositories, your agents, your control.