Hello there!
A few months ago I built nevinho, a personal AI agent I run on my own machine. Bash, file edits, web search, voice input, the works. It taught me a lot, but the whole thing was hardcoded around my own use case. Anyone who wanted something similar had to fork it and rip it apart.
So I started over. Vikusha is the same idea, but as a Go framework. You bring your own system prompt, your own tools, your own transports, and the harness handles the rest.
Which means I'm writing the core agent loop again. This time as a reusable framework, so others can build their own agents on top of it instead of forking mine.
This post is about that loop. The thing every AI coding tool, every chatbot with tools, every "AI agent" is doing under the hood. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
