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-# Adoptable Features & Ideas — Master Synthesis
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-> **Generated:** 2026-07-19
-> **Scope:** 16 open-source coding agents / AI platforms scanned
-> **Purpose:** Cross-cutting synthesis of the most impactful and novel ideas for improving savant-code
-> **Method:** Independent Explore-agent scans of each repo → cross-cutting theme analysis
-> **⚠️ Archival note (2026-07-23):** The `resources/` directory containing the 16 reference repos has been removed from disk. This synthesis and the companion `feature-parity-report.md` are preserved as historical research. The `docs/reports/repos/` subfolder retains the individual per-repo analysis files. Feature parity gaps identified here may have changed — run a fresh baseline pass before acting on any recommendation.
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-> **Superseded (2026-07-25):** A fresh scan of 116 repos was performed on 2026-07-25. The new master synthesis lives at [`adoptable-features-2026-07-25.md`](./adoptable-features-2026-07-25.md) and supersedes this document for the 116-repo scan. This 2026-07-19 master remains as historical research covering the original 16 repos; the 2026-07-25 report covers a broader ecosystem and incorporates spot-verification of high-impact claims against actual source.
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-## Executive Summary
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-Scanned 16 repositories spanning Python, TypeScript, Rust, and Go. The following synthesis ranks adoptable features by **impact on savant-code** (how much it improves the product) and **novelty** (how unusual the pattern is in the ecosystem). Features are grouped into **20 numbered items across 4 tiers** (Critical / High Impact / Medium Impact / Novel).
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-**The single highest-leverage adoption is the Extensibility Triad: MCP + Plugin SDK + Skills Marketplace.** Every mature agent in the ecosystem has converged on this unified pattern. savant-code currently has scattered primitives (an MCP client tool loader, 3 bundled MCP servers, a skills loader, 7 bundled skills) but no consolidated `packages/mcp/` workspace, no plugin SDK, and no skills marketplace — the same scaling ceiling the reference products solved by unifying these into a single extensibility surface.
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-## Tier 1: Critical (Must-Have for Parity)
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-### 1. MCP Client + Server
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-**The ecosystem has converged.** All 16 repos either implement or plan MCP support. savant-code has a **partial** MCP layer — a client tool loader (`packages/agent-runtime/src/mcp.ts`) with per-server failure isolation, a multi-source config merger (`sdk/src/agents/load-mcp-config.ts`) resolving project + user + env-var sources, and three bundled MCP servers in `research/servers-main/` (sequentialthinking, memory, filesystem) built on `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js`. **Gaps:** no dedicated `packages/mcp/` workspace, no OAuth, no InProcessTransport, no MCP proxy/namespace-mounting.
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-| Repo | Implementation |
-|------|---------------|
-| Agno | `tools/mcp/` — client + multi-MCP server merging |
-| AionUi | Centralized MCP management, "configure once, sync to all" |
-| Cline | Full client with OAuth, policy enforcement, settings sync |
-| Codex | Bidirectional (client + server), plugin-contributed MCP |
-| Gemini CLI | Full client with per-agent MCP servers |
-| Goose | 70+ MCP server extensions via ExtensionManager |
-| Hermes | Full client with sampling, parallel tool calls |
-| OpenCode | Full client with OAuth, InProcessTransport |
-| OpenHands | Server + proxy pattern (namespace-mount remote servers) |
-| OpenClaude | InProcessTransport, SDK control transport bridge |
-| OpenClaw | Bidirectional with channel bridging |
-| Zero | Bidirectional (client + server), OAuth |
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **InProcessTransport** (OpenCode) — Run embedded MCP servers without subprocess overhead
-- **Multi-MCP merging** (Agno) — Connect to multiple servers, merge tools into single namespace
-- **MCP proxy** (OpenHands) — Namespace-mount remote servers without exposing API keys
-- **Per-agent MCP servers** (Gemini CLI) — Agent-specific tool ecosystems
-- **Malware checking** (Goose) — Query OSV for MAL-* advisories before running npm/PyPI packages
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-**Impact:** Critical — unblocks every subsequent feature adoption
-**Effort:** Medium (consolidate existing `mcp.ts` + `load-mcp-config.ts` + `research/servers-main/` into `packages/mcp/`; add OAuth + InProcessTransport; not a from-scratch build)
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-### 2. Plugin / Extension SDK
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-**Every mature agent has a plugin system.** savant-code has a **partial** skills surface — `packages/agent-runtime/src/tools/handlers/tool/skill.ts` is a runtime skill loader with frontmatter validation, multi-directory search (`~/.agents/skills/`, `~/.claude/skills/`, project `.agents/skills/`, `.claude/skills/`), and 7 bundled skills (`.agents/skills/`: coding-csharp, coding-go, coding-java, coding-python, coding-rust, coding-typescript, release-workflow). **Gaps:** no plugin SDK, no plugin manifest schema, no plugin sandbox, no marketplace/registry, no contribution points.
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Agno | PluginManager with discovery |
-| AionUi | `aion-extension.json` manifest with 7 contribution points |
-| Cline | Contribution-based (tools, commands, rules, message builders, providers, MCP, shortcuts, flags) |
-| Codex | Plugin directory with skills, MCP servers, hooks, apps |
-| Goose | Dual format (Gemini + OpenPlugins), auto-update |
-| Hermes | 4-source discovery (bundled, user, project, pip) |
-| OpenClaw | 159 extensions with typed SDK (150+ subpath exports) |
-| Zero | `plugin.json` manifest (tools, hooks, skills) |
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Manifest-based plugins** (AionUi, Zero, OpenClaw) — JSON manifests declare capabilities without code
-- **Contribution points** (AionUi) — VS Code-style `contributes` pattern
-- **4-source discovery** (Hermes) — Bundled → user → project → entry points
-- **Plugin sandbox** (Cline `SubprocessSandbox`) — IPC-based isolation with auto-reinit on crash
-- **Plugin hooks for system transform** (Kilo) — `experimental.chat.system.transform`, `experimental.session.compacting`
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-**Impact:** Critical — force multiplier for every other feature
-**Effort:** Medium-High (plugin loader, manifest schema, sandbox)
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-### 3. Provider Architecture (25+ Providers)
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-**savant-code supports ~8 model prefixes.** The references support 25-150+.
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-| Repo | Count | Pattern |
-|------|-------|---------|
-| Agno | 54 | Per-provider adapter classes |
-| AionUi | 30+ | ClientFactory / RotatingApiClient |
-| Cline | 10+ | Provider handlers with Zod validation |
-| Codex | 25+ | Provider-neutral CompletionRequest/StreamEvent |
-| Gemini CLI | 5+ | Composite routing strategy |
-| Goose | 15+ | Declarative YAML-based custom providers |
-| Hermes | 35 | Plugin-based providers |
-| OpenCode | 10+ | **Four-axis route: Protocol/Endpoint/Auth/Framing** |
-| OpenHands | 5+ | LiteLLM-based |
-| OpenClaude | 20+ | OpenAI shim normalization |
-| OpenClaw | 30+ | Extension-based with auth rotation |
-| Zero | 25+ | Provider-neutral runtime types |
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-**Recommended adoption: OpenCode's Four-Axis Route Architecture.** DeepSeek, TogetherAI, Cerebras all reuse `OpenAIChat.protocol` — each provider deployment is 5-15 lines. Bug fixes propagate to every consumer. Rationale: orthogonal axes are more maintainable than per-provider adapter classes (Agno, Hermes) or declarative YAML (Goose) for savant-code's TypeScript monorepo.
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Four-axis decomposition** (OpenCode/Kilo) — Protocol, Endpoint, Auth, Framing as orthogonal axes
-- **Auth profile rotation with cooldown** (OpenClaw) — Mark failures, track cooldown expiry, select soonest-available
-- **Provider-neutral runtime types** (Zero) — `CompletionRequest`/`StreamEvent` decoupled from provider specifics
-- **Declarative providers** (Goose) — YAML config instead of code for new providers
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-**Impact:** Critical — provider breadth is table stakes
-**Effort:** Medium (refactor `getModelForRequest()` into registry + routing)
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-### 4. Context Compaction
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-**Every agent hits context limits.** How they manage it varies dramatically.
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Aider | Recursive split-then-summarize with logical boundaries |
-| Cline | Chunked compaction with payload recovery |
-| Codex | Multi-strategy with hook integration and replacement history |
-| Gemini CLI | Graph-based with processor pipeline |
-| Goose | Inline in reply loop with stop-hook gating |
-| Hermes | Structured summary with Resolved/Pending questions |
-| OpenCode | **Durable session runner with structured Markdown summary** |
-| OpenClaw | Staged summarization with identifier preservation |
-| Zero | **Proactive + reactive with per-provider calibration** |
-**Recommended adoptions:**
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-1. **OpenCode** — Structured summary template (Objective, Work State, Next Move, Relevant Files) preserves actionable state
-2. **Zero** — Proactive (before provider call) + reactive (after context-limit error) dual-path with per-provider calibration
-3. **OpenClaw** — Identifier preservation (UUIDs, hashes, URLs not summarized away)
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Structured summary template** (OpenCode) — Preserve file paths, error strings, commands
-- **Proactive + reactive dual-path** (Zero) — Don't wait for context-limit error
-- **Identifier preservation** (OpenClaw) — Don't lose FIDs, SHAs, paths during summarization
-- **Turn-boundary widening** (Zero) — Never split tool_use/tool_result pairs
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-**Impact:** Critical — essential for long-running sessions
-**Effort:** Medium (new compaction module in agent-runtime)
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-## Tier 2: High Impact (Strongly Recommended)
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-### 5. Multi-Agent Orchestration
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| AionUi | Team mode with mailbox + task dependency graph |
-| Cline | AgentTeamsRuntime with persistence, completion guard |
-| Codex | Role-based registry with config layering |
-| Gemini CLI | Subagent with complete_task + acknowledgement |
-| Goose | Delegate/Summon with background tasks |
-| Hermes | Kanban work queue + delegation with role-based tool blocking |
-| OpenClaw | Subagent registry with SQLite persistence |
-| Zero | **Swarm with mailbox-based communication + task handoff** |
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-**Recommended adoption: Zero's Swarm.** Mailbox-based inter-agent communication (not just parent-child), task handoff between agent types, channel-based `WaitSettled` (not polling), deferred tool loading that adapts to swarm state. Rationale: more mature than parent-child spawning (Cline, Gemini CLI); SQLite-persisted alternatives (OpenClaw) are heavier than savant-code's 9-agent roster needs.
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Mailbox-based communication** (Zero) — More mature than parent-child spawning
-- **Task handoff between agent types** (Zero) — Agents can transfer work to specialists
-- **Completion guard** (Cline) — Prevents premature exit while tasks are in progress
-- **Role-based tool blocking** (Hermes) — Leaf vs orchestrator tool restrictions
-- **Agent acknowledgement** (Gemini CLI) — User must approve unknown agent definitions
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-**Impact:** High — savant-code's 9-agent roster needs production-grade orchestration
-**Effort:** High (new orchestration layer)
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-### 6. Tool Search / Deferred Loading
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-**As tool count grows, context windows fill with schemas.** The solution: defer and discover.
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| OpenClaude | `ToolSearchTool` — keyword search + direct selection |
-| OpenClaw | `tool_search` / `tool_describe` / `tool_call` — code mode variant |
-| Zero | **State-dependent un-deferral** — coordination tools surface when swarm exists |
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-**Recommended adoption: Zero's state-dependent un-deferral.** Tools are advertised as compact lines. The agent searches by name/description and loads matching tools. Coordination tools automatically surface when a swarm becomes active. Rationale: state-dependent surfacing is more adaptive than OpenClaude/OpenClaw's keyword-search-only variants.
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-**Impact:** High — prevents tool bloat from overwhelming context
-**Effort:** Medium (tool registry refactor)
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-### 7. Execution Policy / Safety Engine
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Codex | **Starlark rules** — prefix matching, host executable resolution, self-validating rules |
-| Gemini CLI | **Wildcard policy rules** with multi-dimensional matching (tool, args regex, MCP server, annotations) |
-| Kilo | Profile-based sandboxing (filesystem/network/environment) |
-| OpenCode | Wildcard pattern matching with composable rulesets |
-| SWE-agent | Command blocklist with prefix/exact/regex matching |
-| Zero | **Dual-layer** — tool metadata + sandbox with structured Block codes |
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-**Recommended adoption: Zero's dual-layer model.** Tool-level permission metadata PLUS sandbox engine evaluation. Structured `Block` codes (`symlink_traversal`, `destructive_command`, `outside_workspace`) give agents actionable denial reasons. Command-prefix grants (`allow_prefix_for_session`) approve a class of commands once. Rationale: structured block codes are more actionable for agents than Codex's Starlark rules or Gemini CLI's wildcard patterns alone.
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-**Impact:** High — safety is non-negotiable for autonomous agents
-**Effort:** Medium (policy engine + sandbox integration)
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-### 8. Hook System
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-| Repo | Events | Notable Pattern |
-|------|--------|-----------------|
-| Cline | 7 | `beforeModel` can inject messages and modify tools per-request |
-| Codex | 11 | Full lifecycle including SubagentStart/Stop |
-| Gemini CLI | 10 | **BeforeModel synthetic responses** (bypass model call entirely) |
-| Goose | 11 | Regex-matched, `Stop` hook can block |
-| SWE-agent | 3 layers | Agent/Env/Run with Combined dispatch |
-| Zero | 6 | stdin-JSON payload (not env vars), audit trail |
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-**Recommended adoption: Gemini CLI's BeforeModel synthetic responses.** A hook can return a synthetic LLM response, completely bypassing the model call. Enables caching, testing, and safety interception. Rationale: model-call bypass is a capability no other repo's hook system offers; high leverage for savant-code's AUDIT phase.
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-**Impact:** High — extensibility without core changes
-**Effort:** Low-Medium (hook registry + dispatcher)
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-### 9. Repo Map / Code Intelligence
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Aider | **PageRank + tree-sitter** — graph-based with 10x snake_case weight, 0.1x private identifier weight |
-| Gemini CLI | Graph-based context management with typed nodes |
-| Kilo | Tree-sitter indexing with language detection |
-| OpenClaude | **PageRank + tree-sitter** with file-stat fingerprinting cache |
-| Zero | Deterministic repo map, 4 KiB cap |
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-**Recommended adoption: Aider's PageRank approach.** Builds a directed graph of identifier references, runs personalized PageRank, ranks files by importance relative to chat context. Token-budgeted output. The key insight: PageRank is more principled than embedding-based retrieval for code navigation. Rationale: deterministic, debuggable, and cheaper than embedding-based retrieval; OpenClaude's file-stat fingerprinting cache is a useful optimization to layer on top.
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-**Impact:** High — codebase understanding is essential for multi-agent coding
-**Effort:** Medium (extend `packages/code-map/` with PageRank)
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-### 10. Memory System
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-| Repo | Pattern |
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-| Agno | Strategy-based memory (summarize) with 24 vector DB backends |
-| Codex | **Two-phase pipeline** — extraction (parallel) → consolidation (git-baseline diff) |
-| Hermes | FTS5 session search + pluggable backends (8 providers) |
-| Kilo | Indexed search with secret filtering |
-| OpenClaude | Auto-dream (24h time gate, 5+ session gate, lock) |
-| OpenClaw | **Dreaming** — light (periodic) and REM (deeper consolidation) |
-| OpenCode | System Context Algebra with source-based composition |
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-**Recommended adoption: Codex's two-phase pipeline.** Phase 1 extracts structured memories from completed conversations (parallel with concurrency caps). Phase 2 consolidates into workspace artifacts via git-baseline diff. DB-backed job claiming, lease management, watermark tracking. Rationale: two-phase extraction doesn't block the agent loop (unlike Hermes' inline strategy); OpenClaw's dreaming + OpenClaude's auto-dream gating are useful as the consolidation scheduler.
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Two-phase extraction → consolidation** (Codex) — Don't block the agent loop
-- **Dreaming** (OpenClaw) — Background cron during idle periods
-- **Auto-dream gating** (OpenClaude) — Cheap checks first (time → session count → lock)
-- **Secret filtering** (Kilo) — Prevent accidental credential leakage
-- **Identifier preservation** (OpenClaw) — Don't summarize away FIDs/SHAs
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-**Impact:** High — cross-session learning is a key differentiator
-**Effort:** Medium-High (memory subsystem)
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-## Tier 3: Medium Impact (Recommended)
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-### 11. Eval / Testing Framework
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-| Repo | Pattern |
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-| Aider | Polyglot benchmark + SWE-bench with Docker isolation |
-| Cline | 3-layer pyramid (contract → smoke → E2E) with pass@k metrics |
-| Gemini CLI | **Behavioral eval with dynamic baselines** — nightly scoring, automated promotion |
-| OpenHands | YAML-defined QA scenarios with maturity scoring |
-| Zero | **Process-level assertions** — required trace events, forbidden changed files |
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-**Recommended adoptions:**
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-1. **Gemini CLI** — Dynamic baseline verification (fails on main → marked "Pre-existing"), trustworthiness filter (60%+ per-night), automated promotion from USUALLY→ALWAYS
-2. **Zero** — `requiredTraceEvents` tests process, not just output. `forbiddenChangedFiles` prevents overreach.
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-**Impact:** Medium — essential for quality assurance
-**Effort:** Medium (extend `evals/` package)
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-### 12. Scheduling / Cron
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| AionUi | Conversation-bound or new-conversation, keep-awake |
-| Cline | Markdown spec files with YAML frontmatter |
-| Goose | Runs actual agent sessions (not just shell commands) |
-| Hermes | Natural language scheduling, job chaining |
-| OpenClaude | In-memory and durable modes |
-| OpenClaw | Production-grade with heartbeat, pacing, retry |
-| Zero | Built-in recipes (git-recap, ci-watch, todo-pulse) |
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-**Adoptable patterns:**
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-- **Markdown-based specs** (Cline) — Developer-friendly, version-controllable
-- **Recipe presets** (Zero) — Pre-configured common tasks
-- **Conversation-bound execution** (AionUi) — Preserves context history
-- **Full-context scheduled execution** (Goose) — Runs agent sessions, not shell commands
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-**Impact:** Medium — enables automated workflows
-**Effort:** Low-Medium (cron module + CLI command)
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-### 13. LSP Integration
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| OpenCode | Diagnostics, symbol lookup, document symbols |
-| OpenClaude | Symbol information, diagnostics, formatting |
-| Zero | **Background async diagnostics** — non-blocking file checking |
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-**Recommended adoption: Zero's background async diagnostics.** Checks changed files for errors asynchronously rather than blocking the agent loop. Rationale: non-blocking is the right tradeoff for savant-code's Perfection Loop — diagnostics inform AUDIT without stalling GREEN.
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-**Impact:** Medium — improves code understanding and post-edit verification
-**Effort:** Low-Medium (LSP client in agent-runtime)
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-### 14. Session Management (Fork/Rewind/Steer)
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Agno | Session forking for branching explorations |
-| Codex | Fork (branch) + rollback |
-| OpenCode | **Steer/Queue input delivery** — mid-execution intervention |
-| OpenClaude | Session resume & fork |
-| Zero | Resume/fork/rewind with append-only event log |
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-**Recommended adoption: OpenCode's Steer/Queue.** `steer` promotes user input at next safe boundary (resets step count). `queue` ensures ordered processing. Solves the "user types while agent is working" problem. Rationale: safe-boundary promotion is more robust than Agno's session forking or Codex's thread/fork for interactive savant-code sessions.
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-**Impact:** Medium — better UX for interactive sessions
-**Effort:** Medium (session input manager)
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-### 15. Git Worktree Isolation
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-| Repo | Pattern |
-|------|---------|
-| Kilo | Full lifecycle with Windows fsmonitor cleanup |
-| OpenCode | Clean isolation with revert support |
-| OpenClaude | Enter/exit with state persistence |
-| Zero | First-class worktree support |
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-**Impact:** Medium — parallel work without branch conflicts
-**Effort:** Low (git worktree commands)
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-## Tier 4: Novel / Worth Noting
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-### 16. Adaptive Self-Regulation (Zero's Execution Profile Controller)
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-**The most novel pattern in the ecosystem.** Observes per-turn signals (tool failure streak, risky mutations, self-correct failures) and one-shot escalates loop parameters (turn ceiling, reasoning effort, completion gate). Safety: escalation targets are the displaced values — can never introduce unauthorized knobs.
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-**Impact:** High novelty, medium direct impact
-**Effort:** Medium
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-### 17. Completion Policy (Zero's Headless Gating)
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-**Solves a real problem.** In headless/CI mode, validates that the agent actually finished work before declaring success. Checks for pending plan items, continuation cues, task-grounded acceptance.
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-**Impact:** High novelty, high for CI/automation
-**Effort:** Low-Medium
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-### 18. ACI Design Philosophy (SWE-agent)
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-**Tool design matters more than tool availability.** Curated, agent-optimized surfaces (windowed file viewer, linting-gated editors, succinct search) dramatically outperform raw shell access.
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-**Impact:** High principle, medium implementation
-**Effort:** Medium (tool redesign)
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-### 19. JIT Context Discovery (Gemini CLI)
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-**Load subdirectory context on-demand.** When a tool accesses a file/directory, dynamically discover and load project instruction files from that path. Crucial for large monorepos.
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-**Impact:** Medium, high for monorepos
-**Effort:** Low
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-### 20. Prompt Cache Warming (Aider)
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-**Background thread keeps Anthropic prompt caches alive.** Periodic pings prevent cache expiration during long sessions.
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-**Impact:** Medium (cost optimization)
-**Effort:** Low
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-## savant-code Differentiators to Preserve
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-During parity work, these unique strengths must be preserved:
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-| Differentiator | Evidence |
-|---------------|----------|
-| **ECHO Protocol governance** | FID-bound Perfection Loop + 9-role separation of duties |
-| **Free-tier model catalog** | `savant-free-models.ts` — MiniMax M3, DeepSeek V4, MiMo, Kimi, GLM, HY3 |
-| **Disciplined small roster** | 9 fixed, well-scoped agents vs. open-ended dynamic spawning |
-| **ChatGPT-OAuth direct route** | Responses-API ↔ Chat-Completions transform |
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-## Prioritized Adoption Roadmap
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-### Phase 0 — Extensibility Foundation (unblocks everything)
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-1. **MCP consolidation** — promote existing `packages/agent-runtime/src/mcp.ts` + `sdk/src/agents/load-mcp-config.ts` + `research/servers-main/` (sequentialthinking, memory, filesystem) into a `packages/mcp/` workspace; add OAuth + InProcessTransport + MCP proxy/namespace-mounting. Not a from-scratch build.
-2. **Plugin loader + manifest schema** (`extensions/` dir) — savant-code has no plugin SDK today (only a skills loader); build manifest-based plugins modeled on AionUi `aion-extension.json` / Zero `plugin.json`.
-3. **Skills marketplace** — savant-code has a runtime skill loader (`packages/agent-runtime/src/tools/handlers/tool/skill.ts`) and 7 bundled skills (`.agents/skills/`); gap is a registry/marketplace (ClawHub-style) + remote skill discovery (OpenCode `skill/discovery.ts`).
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-### Phase 1 — Provider & Context
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-4. **Provider registry** (promote `getModelForRequest()` to 4-axis architecture)
-5. **Context compaction** (structured summary + proactive/reactive dual-path)
-6. **Repo map** (PageRank + tree-sitter)
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-### Phase 2 — Safety & Orchestration
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-7. **Execution policy engine** (wildcard rules + structured block codes)
-8. **Multi-agent orchestration** (mailbox-based with completion guard)
-9. **Tool search / deferred loading**
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-### Phase 3 — Intelligence & Memory
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-10. **Hook system** (7+ events with BeforeModel synthetic responses)
-11. **Memory system** (two-phase extraction → consolidation)
-12. **LSP integration** (background async diagnostics)
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-### Phase 4 — Automation & Quality
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-13. **Cron scheduler** (markdown specs + recipe presets)
-14. **Eval framework** (3-layer pyramid + process-level assertions)
-15. **Session fork/rewind**
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-## Evidence Index
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-**Individual repo reports:** `docs/reports/repos/{agno,aider,AionUi,cline,codex,gemini-cli,goose,gpt-pilot,kilocode,opencode-dev,OpenHands,SWE-agent,hermes-agent,openclaude,openclaw,zero}.md`
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-**Companion parity report:** `docs/reports/feature-parity-report.md` (16-repo product-first
-analysis — per-repo snapshots, 6 category gap matrices, detailed per-gap evidence). This
-master synthesis is the feature-first counterpart (20 numbered features, each with per-repo
-comparison tables and "Recommended adoption" picks).
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-**Source repos:** `resources/{agno,aider,AionUi,cline,codex,gemini-cli,goose,gpt-pilot,kilocode,opencode-dev,OpenHands,SWE-agent,hermes-agent,openclaude,openclaw,zero}/`
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-## Synthesis-Audit Note
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-> **Added 2026-07-20.** This master synthesis was originally sourced from `docs/reports/feature-parity-report.md` (2026-07-19) for the savant-code baseline. A re-verification pass against the actual codebase found two false "absent" claims that have been corrected in this revision:
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-> 1. **MCP** — savant-code has a partial MCP layer (client tool loader + multi-source config merger + 3 bundled MCP servers), not "none." Gap is consolidation into `packages/mcp/`, OAuth, and InProcessTransport.
-> 2. **Skills** — savant-code has a runtime skill loader (`packages/agent-runtime/src/tools/handlers/tool/skill.ts`) and 7 bundled skills (`.agents/skills/`), not "compiles all capabilities into the core." Gap is a plugin SDK, manifest schema, sandbox, and marketplace/registry.
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-> **Unverified claims remaining:** The "no plugin SDK / no plugin sandbox" claims are accurate (no plugin-loader code in workspace). Other savant-code baseline claims (no OS sandbox, no cron, no persistent memory, no LSP integration, ~8 model prefixes, 2-branch `getModelForRequest()`) were spot-checked and confirmed accurate as of 2026-07-20.
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-> **Recommendation:** Before Phase 0 work begins, run a fresh savant-code baseline pass (independent of this report) to catch any further drift between the reports and the live codebase.
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-*End of master synthesis.*

package/docs/reports/codebuff-discord-feedback.md

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-# Savant Community Feedback & Action Report
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-Based on the recent logs from the `#feedback` channel, I have compiled a comprehensive report categorizing the top user complaints, recurring issues, and feature requests. The data indicates that while users are highly engaged with Savant, recent outages and unclear UI wording are the primary sources of friction.
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-### Executive Summary
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-The most critical issue disrupting user experience was an unplanned system outage tied to the DeepSeek API, which affected both the Desktop client and CLI. Beyond technical stability, the most frequent user complaints revolve around confusing reward mechanics (GLM sessions/streaks) and frustration with how session time is calculated.
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-### Top Complaints & Actionable Recommendations
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-The following table breaks down the highest-priority issues raised by the community and provides direct actions your team can take to resolve them.
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-| Issue Category | User Feedback Summary | Actionable Recommendation |
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-| **System Outages** | DeepSeek API downtime caused widespread connection errors on both CLI and Desktop clients. | Implement fallback mechanisms or graceful error messages in the UI explaining the third-party API issue. |
-| **Streak Perk Confusion** | Users (e.g., *Wheatley_*, *Eax*) are confused by the wording "+1 GLM 5.2 session each week," expecting sessions to stack rather than reset. | Update UI copy immediately to clarify the reset mechanic, or evaluate adopting the requested stacking system. |
-| **Session Time Draining** | Users dislike that session limits are based on overall elapsed time rather than active LLM processing time. | Add a tooltip explaining that idle time limits are tied to ad-revenue requirements, or implement an auto-pause for extended inactivity. |
-| **Compute Limit Errors** | Users are hitting vCPU/RAM limits and receiving confusing "Message not delivered" errors referencing invalid support emails (`support@vly.sh`). | Correct the support email address in error logs and provide clearer instructions on how to upgrade capacity. |
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-### Additional Feature Requests & Observations
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-Beyond the critical complaints, users discussed several quality-of-life improvements and feature expansions.
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-* **Regional Expansion:** Users in currently restricted areas (specifically requested: Slovakia) are asking for full access to the platform.
-* **Third-Party Integration Friction:** Developers attempting to use custom instances (like Nodepod) are struggling because Savant's custom patches make the codebase proprietary and difficult to troubleshoot.
-* **Workspace Management:** Users require clearer pathways for moving or transferring projects into the workspace environment.
-* **UI Customization:** Desktop users expressed appreciation for the "Active colored tabs" feature, indicating that visual organization tools are well-received.
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-### Recommended Next Steps
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-1. **Immediate Priority:** Patch the text description for the GLM 5.2 streak perk to stop the influx of support questions regarding missing sessions.
-2. **Short-term Priority:** Correct the invalid `support@vly.sh` email in your error catchers so users with compute limit issues can actually reach you.
-3. **Long-term Priority:** Review the architecture dependency on the DeepSeek API to see if a routing alternative can be established during their outages.
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-Which of these action items would you like to prioritize for your next development sprint?