Oh, I haven't been keeping up. I assumed it was still TS since it prompts me to run npm all the time.

Which generates unnecessarily huge binaries.

it's okay.

it's minimal and somewhat opinionated, not integrated well with memory subsystems (although that's kind of the point)

my only real criticism is that last I played with it it deals with slow provider responses very poorly , so lots of locally hosted llms require a lot of tuning to get it to handle streaming/non-streaming/timers well.

way less minimal (but still pretty minimal) I prefer Pi; but different markets I think.

hax fit my openbsd laptop well, espescially since Pi and related derivatives are kind of un-spokenly incompatible with the BSDs.

How do you even write a harness that can use a Claude subscription? I thought it was not allowed by Anthropic's ToS and can get you banned?

I did, and the weird things you have to do to make work at least decent. I’ve been doing evals and I got some things better than opencode but not as good as pi. Though my goal is to optimize for a browser and browser based llm so it can create stuff in a web container or at least generate ui by requesting json schema (a2ui style).