Sno Station — Agents, assemble. Two heads are better than one, and smarter by morning.

            Works with Codex · Claude Code · Hermes Agent · Cursor · OpenClaw

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Sno Station turns the agents you already use into a squad. Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw use one memory, pass work to each other, and review each other's work when you ask. Every night they dream, and wake up a little better.

It runs on your own computer. You install it once and keep working the way you do now.

When one agent runs out, the next one carries on. Hit a rate limit halfway through a task and another agent picks it up from the same memory, with the context intact. You paste nothing.

Ask for a second look and you get one. Either agent can review the other's work. The reviewer is always a different agent, so it has no habit of agreeing with the first one.

Your agents dream. Every night, while you sleep, REM strengthens their memory across all your sessions at once, so they keep what matters and let go of what is no longer true. We named it after Rapid Eye Movement, the stage of human sleep when the brain strengthens its memories. Self Learning reads the day's sessions, finds the mistakes that keep repeating, and proposes changes to your agents' own skills, so yesterday's slip becomes today's better habit. You read the proposals in the morning, and nothing changes until you say yes.

It stays yours. Memory, messages and skills live on your computer. The memory is encrypted with a key that never leaves it. No account, no server, no daemon. The cloud side is optional, and the product is complete without it.

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