yaah
Yet Another Agent Harness — a Python package that develops itself through the-loop.
📖 Documentation · the tech stack, local development, architecture, decisions and every checked-in spec.
Install
pip install yaah
from yaah import hello_world
hello_world() # 'Hello, World!'
That is the whole public surface today. What exists in full is the machinery around it — see What is yaah?.
Develop
uv sync # create .venv/ and install from uv.lock
make hooks # install the git hooks — once per clone
make check # lint, format, types, unit + integration tests
If make check is green, CI will be too: the checks are defined once in
.pre-commit-config.yaml, and your hooks, make and CI all run that one definition. Full
instructions — prerequisites, the everyday commands, commit-message rules —
are in
Local development.
Contributing
Every change is a work item with a ticket and a checked-in spec chain under docs/specs/.
Read AGENTS.md for the operating model and
Contributing for the short
version.
License
Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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