Abyss vs. agentc

Stop trusting your AI agent with your machine. Give it a sandbox it can't escape. [Abyss](https://abyss.scurry.io/) is my take on a local-first agent containerization framework for ACP agents. It aims to neatly solve 2 issues:1. Agents having full access to your desktop, and thus indiscriminate access to your files/secrets/etc.2. Agent/harness features having to be re-implemented for each agent, even if the feature isn't tied to the specific agent in any way.The former is largely self-explanatory, I think. I want to log into my bank, I don't want my agent to even have the ability. There's a fair bit of software in this space a...

A minimal, static, embeddable AI agent in C - no libc, less than 1MB. - GitHub - abird-ai/agentc: A minimal, static, embeddable AI agent in C - no libc, less than 1MB. Sharing an agent that I built since most of the agents that's nice to work with, take hefty deps like node or is provider dependent.It's heavily inspired by the wonderful pi agent - and builds on it as something that you can run on tiny hardware or embed easily in your own binaries without needing it's hefty dependency chain.An agent doesn't really need much - a minimal networking stack, a TUI and an agent loop. Then comes tools, mcp, skills and prompts.agentc does exactly that - a minimal, static, embeddable coding agent in C - no libc, less than 1MB, starts up using <1...