Yes, it seems to be the same progression. This blog post covers my progression from the minimalist beginnings: https://benhouston3d.com/blog/building-an-agent

Yes, it seems to be the same progression. This blog post covers my progression from the minimalist beginnings: https://benhouston3d.com/blog/building-an-agentic-code-from-scratch https://benhouston3d.com/blog/building-an-agentic-code-from-... My chronology can be summarized as: Phase 1: - Add async shell commands with input/output/status checking/kill - combines all of the required functionality. - text editing that can read/write sub-blocks, rather than whole files. But not multiple files yet (but I can look into that now.) - Add fetch - Add browser tools with async input/output - Add sub-agents (to reduce context, send them on research tasks or other sub-tasks to report back.) Phase 2: - Github mode (basically prompt it to use git and gh cli tools in its workflows) - Github action integration (run automatically on the cloud in response to triggers) - Token caching (reduce costs by 80%) I will check out your planning stage. I've been having my tool run off GitHub issues so I get it to write a plan there and then implement, which is sort of the same thing in a way.