zot
Yet another coding agent harness
zot is a coding agent harness written in Go that runs as one binary. It provides an agent loop with five built-in tools (read, write, edit, glob, bash), support for many model providers, extensions written in any language via subprocess and JSON-RPC, background subagents, session management, and a Telegram bridge for remote use.
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