coddy-agent
Coddy Agent is a distroless-friendly agent harness: one Go binary with a terminal console, ACP for editors, an embedded web UI, a Telegram gateway, a cron scheduler, a swarm relay and remote control, plus rules, skills, subagents, hooks, MCP and your
coddy-agent at a Glance
- Pricing
- Free
- How you use it
- CLI, web UI, editor via ACP, Telegram gateway, or Docker
- Who it's for
- Developers and teams running self-hosted agents
- Works with
- MCP Telegram Zed Obsidian VS Code
coddy-agent Key Features
- Browser interaction
- Filesystem and shell tools
- Remote swarm control
- Scheduled recurring work
- Subagent delegation
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