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A coding agent in 306 lines of Python, as a teaching example
Uses requests as its only dependency, nine tools and any OpenAI-compatible API. The author labels it a teaching example, not production code.
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166 cards
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Uses requests as its only dependency, nine tools and any OpenAI-compatible API. The author labels it a teaching example, not production code.
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Released by Surge HQ, built mostly from private production repos. It measures more than passing tests.
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A single unverified anecdote about switching from Cursor to a Claude team plan. Treat it as anecdote, not evidence.
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Give each agent its own git worktree to stop concurrent writes to the same files.
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Read the tutorial to learn the agent loop, but add confirmation before running commands.
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Audit installed packages and MCP servers before blaming the agent itself.
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Try Halis Code via npm on Node 20 or later if you want approvals for destructive shell commands.
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Install the pip package laya-guardrail, not laya-guard, which is an unrelated project.
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Try Hapsland if you run agents on macOS or Linux arm64, and check what source it sends out.
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An EE Times opinion piece. Agents can optimize kernels but cannot build dependable chip software stacks, and it cites no release dates.
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A QQ article says the agent built a keygen for about 0.5 USD and passed 479 usernames. Thales claims its protection stopped it, and a fake GitHub org distributes malware.
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Try the dev-only SDK so agents can verify their own UI work.
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An alpha Linux app, v0.1.6, that coordinates Claude Code, Codex and others. Merges wait for human approval.
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Opinion piece. It argues careful component design yields systems that are easier to maintain than build-minimal-then-iterate.
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An opinion piece on Copilot agent mode and the coding agent that returns pull requests from issues. It has no new version, date or pricing.
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An open-source toolkit that keeps a git-tracked Markdown product model for agents. It is early-stage and its maturity is unverified.
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Velox II is free and Faber II Pro is paid. Its terminal agent is MIT-licensed, and Pro costs $20 per month.
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An MIT-licensed label-driven loop runs Claude Code in Docker worktrees, with a second-session review and auto-merge via CI. It costs about $1.30 per issue on Sonnet.
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Jeremy Scheff, relayed by Simon Willison
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Each task runs in its own Git worktree. Installs with npm and needs Node 22 or later.
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Rotate API keys if you used the older OpenCode Console, and check AI account charges.
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A Claude Code plugin for data projects. It surfaces past decisions, reasons and rejected paths before code changes.
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Runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode, each with its own git worktree and branch.
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Part 1 recommends environment-level guardrails and starter docs when building coding agents.
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A plugin-based runtime defaulting to DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, with CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md support. Its output matched Claude Code on one test task.
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The walkthrough on an internal scheduling tool covers reproducing the bug, tracing the code path and writing a spec before implementing.
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A Windows-first desktop client. Sync runs on a Worker and D1 database in your own Cloudflare account, with no Hatoba-hosted server.
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Four background-agent tool releases from 12 to 16 Oct, including Claude Code 2.1.302 and VS Code 1.141 Agents window.
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An XDA opinion piece says agents bloat codebases and are seldom asked to simplify. It cites no new data.
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Released 17 Oct as a minor update with 1M context, up to 384K output and unchanged API pricing. Weights are on Hugging Face and ModelScope.