Switch interfaces without restarting your agent conversation.
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Switch interfaces without restarting your agent conversation. Coddy is a general-purpose AI agent packaged as one static Go binary for builders who want a tool-using assistant in their terminal, browser, editor, or Telegram. It helps you pick up the same task across interfaces by keeping sessions shared, rather than leaving each conversation inside a separate app. Key features: • Built-in tools + MCP – work with files and shell commands, and connect external tools through MCP servers • Hosted or local models – supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, llama.cpp, and OpenAI-compatible APIs • Sche
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