Run Kuzy in 60 seconds.
Pick your platform, paste a one-liner, and you're running a native coding agent that reads your repo, drives your terminal, and ships work.
Run the desktop app
git clone https://github.com/bulbulogludemir/kuzy.git
cd kuzy/desktop && npm install && npm run devRun the CLI
git clone https://github.com/bulbulogludemir/kuzy.git
cd kuzy && pip install -e .
./kuzy --cliView on GitHub
# Issues, discussions, and releases live on GitHub.
# Public binaries follow the public release.Memory
4 tiers: built-in soul, global, per-project, session. Plaintext markdown under ~/.henry, 0o600. Secrets routed through macOS Keychain.
Sub-agents
Parallel workers with full tool access. 2–10 concurrent by plan. Each gets its own context window and exit code.
Sandboxing
Python runs in a Docker container when available (no network, read-only fs, mem + cpu capped). Falls back to direct exec with a loud warning.
Tools
50+ built-in tools: shell, files, browser, web search, git, vision, chains, checkpoints, Telegram, WhatsApp, MCP bridge.
Web & Browser
Playwright-driven headless Chromium. Search via Serper + Firecrawl. Vision analyzes pages. SSRF-blocked at the URL layer.
Models
Hosted gateway routes via OpenRouter (30+ models). Or BYOK: OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Cerebras, OpenRouter, Ollama, LM Studio.
Try it in 30 seconds.
Open a repo. Run this. Watch it work.
cd ~/your-repo
kuzy "find any flaky tests in the last week, fix them, and open a PR"