Quenda Code Agent
The official coding agent for the Quenda framework.
Installation
pip install quenda quenda-code
Or with the code extra:
pip install quenda[code]
Usage
# Interactive REPL mode
quenda code
# One-shot task
quenda code "refactor this module to use async"
What it does
Quenda Code is an engineering agent that:
- Reads and writes code
- Runs shell commands and Python in a sandbox
- Searches and patches files
- Reasons about systems and architecture
It is built on the same public quenda APIs available to every developer.
Capability config
The agent package declares its capabilities in src/quenda_code/agent/config.yaml.
For network tools, quenda code just declares the bundle:
tools:
bundles:
- core
- network
That means http_request and web_fetch are available from config.
Runtime permission prompts are reserved for reading directories outside the workspace in REPL.
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