Best-fit use case
One shared vault for
papers, books, SOPs,
questionnaires, and
project context.
Keep the same markdown/wiki vault on NAS or a synced drive, let each teammate continue using their own agent, and make long-form knowledge, intake forms, and delivery context flow back into one governed structure.
OpenClaw
Hermes agent
Claude Code
NAS / cloud sync
Sources
papers · textbooks · books · SOPs
Sync surface
NAS / shared drive / cloud disk
Individual entrypoints
each person keeps their own agent and working context
Output
an auditable wiki instead of chat fragments and drifting folders
Result: people can improve the same wiki in parallel while still using their own agents to help with questionnaires, literature digestion, book notes, and working documents.
close-read ingest
maintenance loop
audit gate
collaboration hygiene
input layer
Papers / literature
Research papers, guidelines, and review notes enter the vault as structured source material instead of attachment piles.
Books / long-form markdown
Textbooks, manuals, and long markdown sources are split into chapter/topic layers with lineage preserved.
Questionnaires / intake forms
Each teammate can use their own agent to help fill forms, organize answers, and push reusable conclusions back into the wiki.
shared vault
Governed markdown wiki
One synchronized vault holds knowledge pages, ops pages, project context, questionnaires, and durable summaries while the package keeps metadata, links, and page roles coherent.
ingest
maintenance
audit
agent surfaces
OpenClaw
Good for structured execution, source handling, and batch operations around the same shared vault.
Hermes agent
Fits ongoing collaboration, working context maintenance, and coordination-heavy routines.
Claude Code
Useful for large document work, script-assisted cleanup, and knowledge-structure refinement.
working-profile
Keep collaboration preferences and boundaries explicit instead of repeatedly re-explaining them.
team-coordination
Route questionnaires, assignments, and alignment through a shared contract instead of private chat memory.
work-journal
Let agents leave structured work logs so validated paths and dead ends can actually become reusable experience.