SenWeaverCoding

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

English | 简体中文

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

English | 简体中文

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

English | 简体中文

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

English | 简体中文

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

English | 简体中文

Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

SenWeaverCoding

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Autonomous AI Agent Runtime & CLI Code Editor · Built in Rust

What is SenWeaverCoding?

SenWeaverCoding (sen) is a Rust-first autonomous AI agent runtime and CLI code editor, engineered for professional developers who demand performance, stability, security, and extensibility.

sen is built on top of SenAgentOS — a Rust-native agent operating system — and extends it specifically for code engineering workflows. It brings agentic capabilities into the development loop: autonomous code exploration, generation, refactoring, testing, and debugging — all driven by LLMs and orchestrated through a pluggable tool system.

If you know Claude Code, Cursor CLI, or Aider, sen is the next-generation, Rust-powered alternative with deeper architecture and more engineering discipline built in.

Key Features

Feature	Description
Rust-first	Binary distribution, zero runtime, minimal memory footprint
12 Switchable Modes	From free-form exploration (Vibe) to engineering-grade workflows (Harness) — see docs/coding-modes.md
130+ Tools	File ops, Git, Shell, search, web, browser, memory, and more
Modular Architecture	Extend via trait system: Provider, Channel, Tool, Memory, Observer, RuntimeAdapter
Persistent Memory	Markdown + SQLite backends with vector embeddings for cross-session knowledge
Self-updating	One command to upgrade to the latest version

Installation

Linux / macOS:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding/master/install.ps1 | iex

Other methods (Homebrew, Scoop, Deb/RPM, from source) are documented in docs/setup-guides/installation.md.

Quick Start

# First-time setup
sen onboard --quick --api-key sk-xxx --provider openrouter
# Interactive REPL
sen # Single-shot query
sen -m "Explain the architecture of this project"# Pipe from stdin
cat error.log | sen -m -

Twelve Coding Modes

sen ships with 12 configurable coding modes, each with a distinct behavioral profile: system prompt injection, tool allowlists, approval policies, and auto-verify behavior. Switch modes mid-session with /m <name>.

Full mode reference: docs/coding-modes.md

sen > /m tdd # Test-driven development
sen > /m debug # Systematic debugging protocol
sen > /m harness # Engineering-grade workflow

Tools

130+ tools available out of the box:

Tool	Description
`shell`	Execute commands with streaming, timeout, and output cap
`file_read` / `file_write` / `file_edit`	File I/O and precise search-and-replace
`multi_edit`	Atomic multi-file editing with rollback
`glob_search` / `content_search`	Glob and Ripgrep-powered search
`git_operations`	Git add / commit / diff / log / branch
`diagnostics`	Run cargo / tsc / go vet
`web_search` / `web_fetch`	Web search and content fetching
`browser`	Headless browser automation
`memory_store` / `memory_recall`	Persistent memory read/write
`todo_write`	Task list management
`image_gen`	Image generation
`http_request`	HTTP requests

Configuration

Config file: ~/.senweavercoding/config.toml (or $SEN_CONFIG)

export SEN_API_KEY="sk-..."export SEN_PROVIDER="openrouter"export SEN_MODEL="anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-20250514"export SEN_THEME="concise"# concise | code-only | formal

View the full config schema:

sen config schema | jq .

Build from Source

git clone https://github.com/senweaver/SenWeaverCoding.git
cd SenWeaverCoding
cargo build --release
cargo test
cargo fmt --all -- --check
cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings
./dev/ci.sh all

With GUI / TUI:

cargo build --release --features gui # egui desktop app
cargo build --release --features tui # terminal dashboard

Architecture

sen uses a trait-driven modular architecture. Core extension points:

src/providers/traits.rs → Provider (model providers)
src/channels/traits.rs → Channel (Telegram/Discord/Slack etc.)
src/tools/traits.rs → Tool (tool extensions)
src/memory/traits.rs → Memory (memory backends)
src/observability/traits.rs → Observer (observability)
src/runtime/traits.rs → RuntimeAdapter (runtime adapters)

To add a new Provider, Channel, or Tool: implement the trait and register it in the factory module. No core code changes required.

Roadmap

Documentation and internationalization (i18n)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support
Web UI / cloud collaboration
VS Code / JetBrains IDE plugins
More model providers (Claude, Google AI, etc.)
Deeper integration with SenAgentOS subsystems

Contributing

Read the guides in docs/contributing/:

Change Playbooks — how to add providers/channels/tools
PR Discipline — commit conventions, privacy rules
Docs Contract — doc system and i18n rules

Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately — do not discuss them in public issues.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.

Community

If sen is useful to you, please give it a ⭐!

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