Autolith: a Common Lisp programming agent with a live runtime
Autolith: A programming agent with a live runtime
Autolith is a terminal-based programming agent that runs in one process with its tools, using Common Lisp. It can read and edit files, run commands, search workspaces, and inspect and modify its own running image. The agent targets Linux x86-64 and supports binary, Nix, or source installation. It executes model-generated code with user privileges, so it is not a security sandbox.
Its process boundaries protect reliability, not against hostile code.
- rufius
This is an interesting idea. I was thinking about something similar in Smalltalk or Erlang the other day. Mostly building on the actor/object+mailbox concept.
I didn’t actually do anything with that idea yet but may look at the idea in Elixir this weekend.
- iovrthoughtthis
This webpage is beautiful.
- magnusi
Hello guys, I am the author of Autolith (github.com/luciusmagn), I am pretty new to Hacker News. I will respond to your posts as soon as I can :)
- ggangsir
How do differentiate with cursor ?
- yogthos
Amusingly, I started building something very similar in Jolt today :) https://github.com/yogthos/samizdat/