claudio

What it does

Claudio is a terminal-native framework for developing and orchestrating AI coding agents. It provides a modular harness architecture that abstracts away model-specific implementations, enabling developers to build agentic systems that work across multiple LLMs including Claude and other models. The tool includes pre-built sensors for code context awareness, hooks for integrating custom logic, and skills/tools for agentic capabilities.

How to set up

Claudio is implemented in Go and distributed via GitHub. Installation involves cloning the repository and building the binary from source. Once compiled, the agent harness can be configured through declarative guides and customized with your own sensors, hooks, and tools. Documentation and examples are available in the GitHub repository to guide initial setup.

Key features

• Model-agnostic architecture supporting multiple LLM backends
• Terminal-native interface for seamless CLI integration
• Hackable guides, sensors, and hooks for customization
• Pre-built skills and tools for common coding tasks
• Context-engineering capabilities for optimized agent prompting
• Written in Go for performance and portability