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Quick answer: CLI users who want open-model coding agents that learn project taste and ship MCP/skills.
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CLI users who want open-model coding agents that learn project taste and ship MCP/skills.
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Who it fits
- CLI users who want open-model coding agents that learn project taste and ship MCP/skills.
- Terminal-first engineers who live in the shell and git
Experimental
Pros
CLI coding agent with taste learning from accept/reject; MCP/plugins; skills; open-model pricing deals; shareable sessions.
Cons
Early startup; marketing-heavy; verify long-term pricing after seed-era promos.
Facts
- Locality:
- Local-first
- Surfaces:
- CLI
- Maturity:
- Experimental
- Free tier:
- Free option available
- MCP:
- Model Context Protocol support
Agent standards & memory
AGENTS.md: SupportedSKILL.md: SupportedRules / memory: Persistent /memory; taste push/pull for teams.npm global; free credits; open-model Go from ~$1/mo; GOAT ~$10/mo.
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