Recurse: a fully local open-source agentic harness built on Pi Durable
ebetica · x · 2026-11-07
ebetica released Recurse, a fully local agentic coding harness built on top of Pi Durable, MIT-licensed with 30 stars.
Key points:
- Ships a few opinionated standard plugins for autonomous agent work, kept minimal in the spirit of Pi
- Popular workflows from modern harnesses can be implemented at runtime using Recurse's primitives
- TypeScript/Bun stack; repo includes docs, specs/tla, tools, skills and web directories
- Author says it's compatible with common subscriptions and was used to train some frontier bio models at Biohub
Related event: Recurse: Open-Source Harness for Long-Running Autonomous Agents(3 posts)→
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