shelley

happy to see more harnesses in the Go space, i've had a fun time building https://github.com/ChaseRensberger/wingman i think the language primitives map well to the natural desire to use these tools across networks and in concurrent workloads. another Go harness i keep up to date with is: https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley (exe.dev team)

If you like running everything in a VM and using a web browser as your UI, Shelley is very good: https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley It works nicely in the browsers on my tablet and phone, too. On exe.dev you can ask it to customize itself, and it will automatically rebase your customizations when upgrading to a new release.

Thanks! That's sounds excellent. I love the Shelley Web Agent ( https://GitHub.com/boldsoftware/Shelley ), but guessing it would be hard to integrate that into your platform (although would be amazing if you could). Also any feedback on the Git question?

And? It's a convenience for their users (and most users for sure want this) for easy access to frontier closed and also open models (Fireworks). They advise also there is no markup or profit made for them in providing this managed gateway. I guess I don't understand the OP's point even. Is there some conflict with providing this service and still being passionate about open source? IMV the answer is no. Their main software product, Shelley, is open source: https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley

Or you could just use a great agent/harness like Shelley that already uses sqlite to store converians is searchable from the UI as well. https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley

Looks nice, thanks for open sourcing and sharing. I'm all in on Go and integrating AI up and down our systems for https://housecat.com/ and am currently familiar and happy with: https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley -- full Go-based coding agent with LLM gateway. https://github.com/maragudk/gai -- provides Go interfaces around Anthropic / OpenAI / Google. Adding this to the list as well as bifrost to look into. Any other Go-based AI / LLM tools folks are happy with? I'll second the request to add support for harnesses with subscriptions, specifically Claude Code, into the mix.

I have always assumed this is about individual projects, but let me try talking about our team effort. We just launched exe.dev, and have lots of projects. In particular, we are spending a lot of time on file systems. The easy one is copy-on-write VM cloning, which existing software provides for us. More interestingly, I believe the standard cloud approach of putting everything on a NAS by default is wrong. Doing better here is going to require doing unusual things. Finally, we decided to open source the exe.dev agent, Shelley. https://github.com/boldsoftware/shelley