Agents
Coding agents
Run Lyber models in the coding agents you already use.
CodexBoth Lyber models in the Codex app or a separate CLI profile.Guided setup
HermesA Hermes agent with its own Lyber profile.Guided setup
OpenCodeThe open-source terminal agent, through its OpenAI-compatible provider.Copy a prompt
fxVercel's minimal open-source coding agent, through a custom model connection.Copy a prompt
CrushCharm's terminal agent, as an OpenAI-compatible provider.Copy a prompt
ContinueThe VS Code and JetBrains assistant, and its cnCLI.Copy a prompt
aiderPair programming in your terminal, through its OpenAI-compatible mode.Copy a prompt
Qwen CodeThe terminal agent from the Qwen team, in OpenAI-compatible mode.Copy a prompt
Claude CodeKeeps its Claude model; adds a Lyber client to your project.Adds Lyber to your code
CursorKeeps its own model; adds a Lyber client to your project.Adds Lyber to your code
How each connects
| Setup | Agents | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Guided setup | Codex, Hermes | Run Lyber's connector; it asks for your key at a hidden prompt. |
| Copy a prompt | OpenCode, fx, Crush, Continue, aider, Qwen Code | Paste a prompt into any coding agent, or add the settings by hand. |
| Adds Lyber to your code | Claude Code, Cursor | The agent keeps its own model and adds a Lyber client to your code. |
Hermes
Give a Hermes agent its own profile powered by a Lyber model. The connector checks the model's tools, context and prices, then writes an isolated profile; your existing agents, memories and default profile stay in place.