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Features ​

Every feature carries a status —

shipping is in the binary today,experimental works but rough,planned not yet shipped.

The important parts ​

These are the pieces that define Glue: a terminal agent that edits code, runs commands, keeps local sessions, and can operate the web.

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Agent loop

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The core ReAct loop — prompt, reason, tool, result, next step. Streamed, interruptible, and fully logged.

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File editing

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Targeted patches, multi-file edits, new files. Every change lands in the transcript as a diff summary.

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Command execution

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Run shell commands through your $SHELL. Output is captured, streamed back, and written to the session log.

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Web tools

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Fetch, search, extract, PDF OCR, browser automation. The CDP backend is experimental. Web →

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Sessions

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Append-only JSONL logs under ~/.glue/sessions/. Resumable across runs. Replay UI is planned. How it works →

Also ships with ​

Everything else you need to wire Glue into your setup.

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Models & providers

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Curated catalog. provider/model IDs. adapter: openai for any compatible endpoint. Credentials stay out of project config. Catalog →

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Host runtime

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Commands run in your shell on your machine — fastest path, uses the tools you already have installed.

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Docker sandbox

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Ephemeral containers for risky work. Workspace mounted in, container torn down with the session. Sandbox polish is experimental.

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Cloud runtimes

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Offload commands to a remote sandbox. Daytona, Sprites, and Modal are available today via the same RuntimeFactory adapter pattern. Runtimes →

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Subagents

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Delegate a sub-task to a separate agent with its own context and tool set. Useful for parallel search or independent investigations.

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Skills

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Discoverable, runnable skill definitions the agent can invoke as first-class tools.

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MCP integration

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Talk to any MCP server as a tool source. stdio, HTTP+SSE, and WebSocket transports. Bearer and OAuth 2.1 auth, namespaced tools, live status in the TUI.

Released under the MIT License.