Build real agentic apps using CUGA: two dozen working examples on a lightweight harness
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CUGA is an open-source agent harness that handles the technical infrastructure for building AI agents, allowing developers to focus on defining tools and prompts rather than writing the underlying orchestration code. The harness manages planning, execution loops, tool calls, state management, and includes features like reflection steps for self-correction and variable tracking across long-running tasks. The source material demonstrates this approach through two dozen example applications, each implemented as a single file, showing that building agentic applications becomes simpler when the foundational plumbing is pre-assembled and configurable rather than rebuilt from scratch each time.
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