vtx-coding-agent
NewMinimalist coding agent harness with a Textual TUI and headless CLI. <1k-token system prompt, 18+ LLM providers, AGENTS.md + skills context, session tree, prompt/auto permissions.
Summary
VTX Coding Agent is a minimalist coding agent harness that provides a Textual TUI and headless CLI for interacting with 18+ LLM providers.
- It features a compact system prompt under 1k tokens, session tree management, and prompt/auto permissions, making it ideal for developers who want a lightweight, flexible agent for coding tasks without vendor lock-in.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/vtx-coding-agent.md
/vtx-coding-agentUse Cases
Usage Examples
/vtx-coding-agent generate a Python Flask REST API with CRUD endpoints for a todo app
Use VTX to refactor this JavaScript function into async/await and explain the changes
/vtx-coding-agent --provider claude --session debug_session analyze this stack trace and propose fixes
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is vtx-coding-agent?
VTX Coding Agent is a minimalist coding agent harness that provides a Textual TUI and headless CLI for interacting with 18+ LLM providers. It features a compact system prompt under 1k tokens, session tree management, and prompt/auto permissions, making it ideal for developers who want a lightweight, flexible agent for coding tasks without vendor lock-in.
How to install vtx-coding-agent?
To install vtx-coding-agent: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/vtx-coding-agent.md. Finally, /vtx-coding-agent in Claude Code.
What is vtx-coding-agent best for?
vtx-coding-agent is a community categorized under General. It is designed for: agent. Created by OEvortex.
What can I use vtx-coding-agent for?
vtx-coding-agent is useful for: Quickly scaffold a new project by asking the agent to generate boilerplate code in your preferred language.; Debug a complex codebase by having the agent analyze error logs and suggest fixes across multiple files.; Refactor legacy code into modern patterns using the agent's session tree to track changes step by step.; Automate repetitive coding tasks like writing unit tests or generating API documentation with custom prompts.; Explore different LLM providers side by side to compare code generation quality for a specific problem.; Manage multiple coding sessions in the TUI, switching between projects without losing context..