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Harzoo

A small, transparent AI agent framework written in about 1,300 lines of Python, meant to be read and owned rather than treated as a black box.

Harzoo

Harzoo is a small, flexible AI agent framework written in about 1,300 lines of Python, intended to be read and understood rather than used as an opaque dependency. It gives a developer both a high-level entry point that returns input and output queues for sending messages to an agent, and a lower-level API for finer control.

Configuration points a user at their own model API by setting a base URL, API key and model name in a JSON file, after which a terminal UI opens for interacting with the agent. It is MIT licensed.

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