AgentiLoop/Agent

Agent! is a 100% native Swift 6.2 / SwiftUI Mac app that runs an autonomous task loop against 18 LLM providers with your own API keys — reading a codebase, building an Xcode project, driving any app through the Accessibility API, or texting you the result over iMessage. Its native, bring-your-own-key design is the point for Mac users: work stays on the machine, and a task can't declare itself done until its goal criteria carry evidence. That breadth is why the provider list matters: a fallback chain that auto-switches on 429s or timeouts is only as useful as the providers behind it. OrcaRouter speaks the same OpenAI chat-completions shape as the existing OpenRouter and Requesty entries, so it would slot into the picker as another route for long unattended runs. I'm an engineer on the OrcaRouter team, and I'd like to propose OrcaRouter as an optional provider. It would not replace or change any existing provider — just add one more entry beside the current 18. What it could add here

Hi — we represent A2Agent and would like to explore a technical and commercial integration with AgentiLoop Agent. AgentiLoop already supports custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints through API Mode. We would like to verify A2Agent against this integration path, including: automatic model discovery; streaming and non-streaming chat; structured error handling; long-context and multimodal compatibility. If useful, we can contribute a tested configuration guide, optional provider profile, compatibility tests, or documentation following your preferred approach. Separately, with your permission, we would like A2Agent to be listed in the README or project page under Supported Providers, Integrations, Partners, or another section you prefer: A2Agent — an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API gateway providing access to multiple LLM providers. Would you be open to the technical integration and, separately, the link listing? Please let us know your preferred implementation scope, wording, lin

What Agent! ships signed release builds on GitHub Releases, but there's no brew install --cask path. A Homebrew cask makes installation a one-liner and gets Agent! discovered by Homebrew users. Recipe Read the Homebrew cask cookbook Write a cask formula pointing at the latest release artifact (app name is Agent!.app, min macOS 26.4) Either submit it to homebrew/homebrew-cask (preferred, needs the repo to meet their notability bar) or create a tap repo (e.g. macOS26/homebrew-agent) and PR the formula + a README install snippet here Definition of done brew install --cask agent (or brew install macOS26/agent/agent) installs the latest release README Quick Start updated with the brew one-liner No Swift knowledge required — Ruby formula + docs only.

What The README leads with a static screenshot. A short (10–20s) animated GIF showing Agent! doing something Claude Code/Cursor can't — e.g. building an Xcode project, driving Safari, or automating a Mac app via Accessibility — would dramatically improve first impressions. Recipe Build Agent! from source (./build.sh — see CONTRIBUTING.md, no Apple Developer account needed) or download a release Record a short screen capture of a compelling task (QuickTime or screencapture) Convert to an optimized GIF (e.g. ffmpeg + gifsicle), keep it under ~10 MB Drag-and-drop the GIF into a PR editing README.md, placing it right below the badges Definition of done GIF appears near the top of the README, under 10 MB, shows a real task end-to-end No Swift knowledge required — this is a docs/media contribution.