Original Summary

I was kind of bored and wanted to see how small a coding agent could be, so I made Smol as a test. It's a tiny, dependency-free Python terminal agent that can connect to an OpenAI-compatible model. Since there is very little tooling around the model, it might be cheaper to run than heavier agent setups, and the code is easy to build on or change. It shows shell commands before they run so you can approve them. Repo: https://github.com/morriszdweck/smol I have not done serious cost benchmarks yet, so I am mostly curious whether the minimal approach seems useful or if I am missing something obvious. What do you guys think?   submitted by   /u/Beneficial-Pie-1638 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 10:50:01