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Zero-dependency coding agent for Ollama - 148 tools, MCP, runs on built-in Node only
Zero-dependency coding agent for Ollama ships with 148 tools and MCP support
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AI Overview
- The GitHub-released agent ships 148 tools, supports MCP, and runs on Node's built-in runtime with no external dependencies
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