twin - turn your scattered agent sessions into a portable operating-profile

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

ive been experimenting different approaches to bring together, the context across all my harnesses, which can be portable. the problem came from - i use hermes as my personal orchestrator (tried openclaw for a few months but took a shift - had to manually move the learnings to hermes), which uses claude code, codex as coding agents to do any task. mainly, 90% of my time spent at work is on claude code.

context switching is all you need

Sat, 30 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

i have 4+ terminals open right now. each running claude code in bypass permissions, each on a different project. two are running experiments in independent worktrees, two i’m babysitting to fix prod issues.

i’m not really doing any of it. i’m orchestrating.

the old advice

there’s a popular take that calls context switching “the silent killer of productivity.” batch your tasks, turn on do-not-disturb, single-task your way to clarity.

for years this was right. but it was right for a specific reason that nobody states out loud: context switching was expensive because you were the one holding the context. deep in a problem, someone pings you, and you lose 23 minutes rebuilding the mental model in your head.

Agents on Hrushikesh Dokala

twin - turn your scattered agent sessions into a portable operating-profile

context switching is all you need