@bozhou_ai: Can someone tell me, now that we already have codex, Claude code, what do we still need openclaw or Hermes for?

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A discussion question comparing AI coding tools (Codex, Claude code, openclaw, Hermes).

Can someone tell me, now that we already have codex, Claude code, what do we still need openclaw or Hermes for?
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