gentle-ai vs AgentHydra
gentle-ai: Gentle-AI configures your existing AI coding agents with persistent memory, a planning workflow, and a curated skill library, transforming them into a robust engineering environment. It ensures consistent agent behavior across runtimes and machines, enabling verifiable output instead of just agent summaries.; AgentHydra: AgentHydra is a local daemon that centralizes AI coding session history from tools like Claude, Codex, and OpenCode into a single browser tab. It acts as a unified dashboard, enabling users to view, filter, queue, and manage multiple AI instances and their interactions across different accounts and projects.
TL;DR
- You want to add persistent memory, skills, a planning workflow and MCP servers to an agent you already run.
- You want to pick components one by one or use presets.
- You want a deny list for ~/.ssh, .env and credential files.
- Your agent does not support sub-agents: the README says some capabilities differ by runtime.
- You only want one piece such as memory and prefer a single focused tool.
- You do not want stylistic extras such as personas and themes in your setup.
Consolidating and tracking AI coding activity across multiple tools and accounts.
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