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wizolt

wizolt editing code and running tools

A terminal coding agent I use, maintain, and customize, shipped as a self-contained Python package.

Safety

Use at your own risk. wizolt can edit files and run shell commands in the environment where it starts. It does not provide sandbox isolation; use a container or VM when needed.

What it is

wizolt does not introduce a new kind of coding agent. It combines familiar features — reading and editing files, running commands, follow-ups, sessions, diffs, MCP, and skills — into a tool I use personally.

It works on real repositories, including its own: I use wizolt to build and maintain wizolt. Everything ships in one self-contained Python package, so I can change the behavior directly whenever I want the workflow to work differently.

Wizolt is the former minacode, which began as the single-file nanocode. The implementation outgrew both earlier names; the project history remains continuous.

wizolt resuming a saved session

Resuming a saved session with its conversation and tool history.

Highlights

  • Worker delegation: hand a bounded task to a second in-process session on its own provider with /worker; the Delegate tool keeps worker context across delegations until reset.
  • Forced reply language: /language or [runtime] language pins the reply language for the session.
  • Smarter retries: exponential backoff with jitter and provider Retry-After, shown as a live retrying phase with a countdown.
  • Prompt-cache aware: stable request prefixes let supported providers reuse work and can reach 90–99% cache hit rates; /status shows the reported result.
  • Code navigation: jump to definitions, callers, and implementations with a searchable code index.
  • Live follow-ups: type while the agent works; Enter queues a message for the next model step, while Ctrl-C discards a draft or interrupts the task once the input is empty.
  • Anchored edits: structured edits use line:hash anchors and reject stale file content.
  • Resumable sessions: conversation, tool calls, diffs, and working memory survive -c or --resume.
  • Built-in diff viewer: /diff shows the latest round and the net session result.
  • MCP and skills: connect Model Context Protocol servers and load Markdown instruction packs on demand.
  • Provider-side web search: opt in to a provider's own search tool (OpenAI, Qwen, Anthropic, Z.AI) and see each search and its sources in the transcript.
  • Provider compatibility: OpenAI-compatible APIs and Anthropic.

Install

Requires macOS or Linux, Python 3.11+, and uv.

uv tool install wizolt
wizolt --init-config

Add your provider to ~/.wizolt/config.toml:

[provider]
active = "default"

[provider.default]
url = "https://api.deepseek.com"
key = "sk-..."
model = "deepseek-v4-flash"

Then run:

wizolt

Upgrade with uv tool upgrade wizolt.

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