mini-coder 0.0.15 β†’ 0.0.16

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  # πŸ‘Ύ mini-coder
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- > *Small. Fast. Gets out of your way.*
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  Hey there! I'm **mini-coder** β€” a CLI coding agent built for developers who want a sharp tool, not a bloated IDE plugin. Think of me as the pocket knife of AI coding assistants: lightweight, reliable, and always ready.
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  ## πŸ› οΈ What Can I Do?
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- I come equipped with a tight, reliable set of tools:
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+ My toolkit is lean on purpose β€” every tool earns its spot, no passengers:
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- | πŸ” `glob` | Find files by pattern across your project |
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- | 🧲 `grep` | Search file contents with regex |
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- | πŸ“– `read` | Read files (with line-range support) |
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- | πŸ“ `create` | Create a new file or fully overwrite an existing file |
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- | ✏️ `replace` | Replace or delete lines using hashline anchors |
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- | βž• `insert` | Insert lines before/after an anchor without replacing |
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- | 🐚 `shell` | Run shell commands and see their output |
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- | πŸ€– `subagent` | Spawn a focused mini-me for parallel subtasks |
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+ | πŸ” `glob` | Find files by pattern across your project |
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+ | 🧲 `grep` | Search file contents with regex |
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+ | πŸ“– `read` | Read files (with line-range support) |
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+ | πŸ“ `create` | Create a new file or fully overwrite an existing file |
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+ | ✏️ `replace` | Replace or delete lines using hashline anchors |
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+ | βž• `insert` | Insert lines before/after an anchor without replacing |
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+ | 🐚 `shell` | Run shell commands and see their output |
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+ | πŸ€– `subagent` | Spawn a focused mini-me for parallel subtasks |
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+ | 🌐 `webSearch` | Search the web when `EXA_API_KEY` is set |
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+ | πŸ“„ `webContent` | Fetch full page content from URLs when `EXA_API_KEY` is set |
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- I can also connect to **MCP servers** (like Exa for web search), giving you superpowers on demand.
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+ Need more firepower? I connect to **MCP servers** over HTTP or stdio β€” bolt on external tools whenever the job calls for it.
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  ---
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  ## ⚑ Key Features
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- - **Multi-provider** β€” set `OPENCODE_API_KEY` for Zen, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, `OPENAI_API_KEY`, `GOOGLE_API_KEY`, or just run Ollama locally. I auto-discover whatever's available.
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+ - **Multi-provider** β€” set `OPENCODE_API_KEY` for Zen, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, `OPENAI_API_KEY`, `GOOGLE_API_KEY` or `GEMINI_API_KEY`, or just run Ollama locally (`OLLAMA_BASE_URL` optional). I auto-discover whatever's available.
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+ - **Built-in web search** β€” set `EXA_API_KEY` and I expose `webSearch` + `webContent` tools.
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  - **Session memory** β€” conversations are saved in a local SQLite database. Resume where you left off with `-c` or pick a specific session with `-r <id>`.
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  - **Shell integration** β€” prefix with `!` to run shell commands inline. Use `@` to reference files in your prompt (with Tab completion).
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- - **Slash commands** β€” `/model` to switch models, `/plan` for read-only thinking mode, `/ralph` for autonomous looping, `/review` for a code review, `/undo` to roll back a turn, `/new` for a clean session, `/mcp` to manage MCP servers. See all with `/help`.
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- - **Custom commands** β€” drop a `.md` file in `.agents/commands/` and it becomes a `/command`. Supports argument placeholders (`$ARGUMENTS`, `$1`…`$9`) and shell interpolation (`` !`cmd` ``). Global commands live in `~/.agents/commands/`. Custom commands take precedence over built-ins. β†’ [docs/custom-commands.md](docs/custom-commands.md)
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+ - **Slash commands** β€” `/model` or `/models` to list/switch models, `/model effort <low|medium|high|xhigh|off>` for reasoning effort, `/plan` for read-only thinking mode, `/ralph` for autonomous looping, `/review` for a code review (global custom command, auto-created at `~/.agents/commands/review.md`), `/agent [name]` to set or clear an active primary agent, `/undo` to roll back a turn, `/new` for a clean session, `/mcp list|add|remove` to manage MCP servers, and `/exit` (`/quit`, `/q`) to leave. See all with `/help`.
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+ - **Custom commands** β€” drop a `.md` file in `.agents/commands/` and it becomes a `/command`. Claude-compatible `.claude/commands/` works too. Supports argument placeholders (`$ARGUMENTS`, `$1`…`$9`) and shell interpolation (`` !`cmd` ``). Global commands live in `~/.agents/commands/` and `~/.claude/commands/`. Custom commands take precedence over built-ins. β†’ [docs/custom-commands.md](docs/custom-commands.md)
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  - **Custom agents** β€” drop a `.md` file in `.agents/agents/` (or `~/.agents/agents/` globally) and reference it with `@agent-name` in your prompt. The agent runs in its own context window with a custom system prompt and optional model override. β†’ [docs/custom-agents.md](docs/custom-agents.md)
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- - **Skills** β€” place a `SKILL.md` in `.agents/skills/<name>/` and inject it into any prompt with `@skill-name`. Skills are *never* auto-loaded β€” always explicit. β†’ [docs/skills.md](docs/skills.md)
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- - **Post-tool hooks** β€” drop an executable at `.agents/hooks/post-<tool>` and I'll run it after every matching tool call.
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+ - **Skills** β€” place a `SKILL.md` in `.agents/skills/<name>/` and inject it into any prompt with `@skill-name`. Claude-compatible `.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md` works too. Skills are _never_ auto-loaded β€” always explicit. β†’ [docs/skills.md](docs/skills.md)
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+ - **Post-tool hooks** β€” drop an executable at `.agents/hooks/post-<tool>` (or `~/.agents/hooks/post-<tool>` globally) and I'll run it after matching built-in tool calls. β†’ [docs/tool-hooks.md](docs/tool-hooks.md)
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  - **Beautiful, minimal output** β€” diffs for edits, formatted trees for file searches, a live status bar with model, git branch, and token counts.
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- - **16 ANSI colors only** β€” my output inherits *your* terminal theme. Dark mode, light mode, Solarized, Gruvbox β€” I fit right in.
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+ - **16 ANSI colors only** β€” my output inherits _your_ terminal theme. Dark mode, light mode, Solarized, Gruvbox β€” I fit right in.
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  ## 🧠 Interesting Things About Me
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+ - **I eat my own dog food.** I was built _by_ a mini-coder agent. It's agents all the way down. 🐒
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  - **I'm tiny but mighty.** The whole runtime is [Bun.js](https://bun.com) β€” fast startup, native TypeScript, and a built-in SQLite driver.
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  - **I respect existing conventions.** Hook scripts live in `.agents/hooks/`, context in `AGENTS.md` or `CLAUDE.md`, commands in `.agents/commands/`, agents in `.agents/agents/`, skills in `.agents/skills/` β€” I follow the ecosystem instead of inventing new standards.
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  - **I spin while I think.** ⠋⠙⠹⠸⠼⠴⠦⠧⠇⠏ (It's the little things.)
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- ## πŸ“ The `.agents` folder
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- mini-coder follows the [`.agents` convention](https://github.com/agentsmd/agents) used across the AI coding tool ecosystem. Drop files in `.agents/` to extend behaviour for the current repo, or `~/.agents/` to apply them globally.
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+ I follow the [`.agents` convention](https://github.com/agentsmd/agents) β€” the shared standard across AI coding tools β€” and I also speak Claude Code's `.claude` format for **commands** and **skills**. Best of both worlds.
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  ## πŸš€ Getting Started
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+ One thing before you dive in: **I run on Bun**. You can install me via npm just fine, but [Bun](https://bun.com) still needs to be on your machine β€” no way around it.
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  ## πŸ’¬ What People Are Saying
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  > "sean this is fucking sick"
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- > β€” [vpr99](https://github.com/vpr99) (eric)
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