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Building a Hermes Coding Assistant on Windows That Remembers Your Codebase

130 · Hindsight Blog · June 1, 2026, 8:22 p.m.

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Summary

This blog post explains how to build a Hermes coding assistant on Windows that maintains persistent memory of your codebase, utilizing Hindsight without the need for Docker or WSL, providing a complete guide from PowerShell.

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