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You gave the agent a failing test and told it to get the suite green. It came back green. Then you...

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I asked myself: what would a minimal implementation of an agent look like? Something that works out of the box, is a real agent with tool calling, but without 1000s of lines of code, without dozens or hundreds of npm or pypi dependencies. Something with just a few 'essential' features (not a whole kitchen sink that most agent harnesses come with nowadays). An implementation close to pseudocode that you can look at in one page, everything there at a glance, no scrolling. This is the agent.py I en