Building Your Own Coding Agent on Top of Zot – Meet Coil
Flips the 90/10 agent ratio with importable Go packages, but LangChain already owns this space.
Package your AI coding harness into a portable .agent file, and share it across repos, teams, & the community without ever having to copy-paste instructions, skills, MCP config, or secrets.
OCI-backed .agent archives beat zip files for sharing agent setups.
AI agent developers, engineering teams using coding agents
Docker · npm packages · Cursor rules
A good, useful agentic harness consists of more than just instructions: skills, mcp servers and more. There should be a better way to share those than just .MD files, and that is why I created VAEN.
What works: create a yaml, run the CLI commands as per the repo, and get a .agent file that you can share and extract. Think of how awesome it could be if anyone could use a very useful agentic harness, and share it with one CLI command.
Flips the 90/10 agent ratio with importable Go packages, but LangChain already owns this space.
npm for AI agent prompts with commit-pinned lockfiles, but still early and experimental.
Parsing JSON and managing agent state in pure awk is absolute terminal wizardry.
Structured context files for agents when Cursor rules and Continue configs already exist.
Bundle-first agent runtime in Rust when LangChain and CrewAI dominate the space.
185% faster than Codex on Go tasks using package isolation and godoc API reading.