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      <title>Back on Hacker News, Six Months Later, with Auto-Pilot</title>
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      <description>Agent! is on Hacker News again as a Show HN. The April thread was about a native Mac coding harness; this one is about Auto-Pilot, the goal-driven loop that keeps running cycles until the goal is reached, and the Mario Kart-style game it has been building. Here is the post, what is behind each claim in it, and where to join the discussion.</description>
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      <description>Give Agent!&#x27;s Auto-Pilot one goal - &quot;create a Mario Kart clone called GoKart&quot; - and come back to a Godot 4 racer with three tracks, eight items, AI rivals and 3,344 passing test checks. Two days and 87 agent commits later it is GoKart 0.0.2, with four courses, Battle mode, Time Trials and a Mario Kart 64 style menu. Here is what the log says actually happened, including the parts where it got stuck.</description>
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      <description>Agent! for Mac gets Auto-Pilot, six new providers, a stricter critic and macOS 14.6 support. The Rust and Go CLIs get a bigger toolbox: search, web fetch, todos, AGENTS.md, /undo, custom commands and --json.</description>
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      <description>Three years of spare parts, one missing loop, and 177 commits in under two days. The real origin of Agent!, straight from git.</description>
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      <title>What Is an Agent Loop? A Robot, a Sandwich, and the Art of Trying Again</title>
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      <description>Agent! now ships a stable release on the 1st of every month. Daily pre-releases (moving to weekly) are where new features and fixes get tried out, and release candidates lock things down before the big day.</description>
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      <description>Agent! is a Mac app, but a coding agent belongs wherever developers work. Here&#x27;s how the agent loop became two CLIs, one in Rust and one in Go, with a full-screen TUI on macOS, Windows and Linux.</description>
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      <description>Agent! now asks Jev (TypeSafe System One) how destructive a shell command is before running it. Here&#x27;s why Jev is an advisor and not another LLM provider.</description>
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      <description>Agent! used to guess whether you wanted coding or automation and hide tools to match. One broken Photo Booth task showed why the harness should stop second-guessing the model.</description>
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