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Stop degrading your model's reasoning. A minimal, zero-config AI coding agent. Enforced ephemeral subagents keep context pure. From tiny local models up to Sol, Claude and Kimi K3.

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Run a simple AI coding assistant that helps you write code without complex setup.

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Stop degrading your model's reasoning. A minimal, zero-config AI coding agent. Enforced ephemeral subagents keep context pure. From tiny local models up to Sol, Claude and Kimi K3.

late-cli has 380 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 37 times. late-cli is written mainly in Go. It has been in active development since 2026. Its main topics are agent, ai-agent, ai-coding-assistant, ai-skills.

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What is late-cli?

Stop degrading your model's reasoning. A minimal, zero-config AI coding agent. Enforced ephemeral subagents keep context pure. From tiny local models up to Sol, Claude and Kimi K3.

Is late-cli open source?

late-cli is an open-source project.

Is late-cli free?

Yes. late-cli is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is late-cli written in?

late-cli is written mainly in Go.

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