Agreed. It would be one thing if it was a regular bash project that got minified via a script or something, since at least you could tell what it's doing.
This is just spaghetti. Maybe it's spaghetti that runs, but code of this quality does not engender confidence.
… no, you shouldn’t use AI for simple reformatting of code without the newlines. We have syntax parsers and reformatters for this. Use them, then put that into the LLM for commenting, if you really want to.
I like the small-surface-area approach. The question I’d use to evaluate this is how well the harness records/replays tool calls and failure modes, since that is where debugging agent behavior usually gets messy.
if you are looking for a customizable agent harness that provides everything except a tui (cli, acp, embeddable python package) i built and use this for a handful of projects where i needed a vendor-agnostic replacement for claude agent sdk: https://github.com/zackham/aloop
Kudos. I set on this exact journey a couple of days back and Pi is what I started reading for inspiration as well. I really can't stand the text boxes and the animations of the mainstream harnesses.
I love it. I think I'm going to have fun with this and possibly learn a bit, too. I'm pondering a container based dev environment at the moment and might throw it in with busybox and see how far I get :)
It’s also a security nightmare, and ensures it remains 100% vibe coded. Would rather have a readable source with an honest line count.
This is just spaghetti. Maybe it's spaghetti that runs, but code of this quality does not engender confidence.
It would be much better to just have a deterministic minification script.
I don't think that even with APL you could get an average of three characters per line of code to get a 6 Kb file in 2 K LOC.
https://github.com/kkovacs/kkrc/blob/ecff1f65d5ccfa24d5f6695...
:)
Pass.
https://github.com/vercel-labs/just-bash/blob/main/packages/...
If author could write a heavily commented version that would be amazing.