HermesClaw
A bridge that lets Hermes Agent, OpenClaw and OpenCode share one WeChat account at once, running two local proxy servers and a protocol bridge so each agent can be reached and switched between from the same chat.
HermesClaw solves a conflict between AI agents that each natively support WeChat: Hermes Agent and OpenClaw both connect to the same messaging protocol exclusively, so starting both on one account causes one of them to drop messages with connection errors. HermesClaw becomes the single connection to that protocol itself, then runs two local proxy servers, one for each agent, plus a direct bridge for OpenCode, so every gateway believes it is talking to the real messaging API while HermesClaw actually holds the connection.
A user switches between the three AI backends from inside the same chat with short commands, or runs two or all three together on shared messages, and can also send voice messages that OpenCode acts on directly using free models. Voice, images, video and files are forwarded to whichever backend is active.
It installs with a single command and is written in Python.