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muhiyacode

v1.0.1

Published

MuhiyaCode — an interactive terminal coding agent.

Readme

MuhiyaCode

An interactive terminal coding agent.

Release Go build License

Agentic coding in your terminal — DeepSeek-tuned, cache-efficient, and self-contained in one Go binary.

Install

npm i -g muhiyacode

Prebuilt binaries are also on the GitHub releases page. Runs in Windows, macOS, and Linux terminals.

Quick start

  1. Install: npm i -g muhiyacode
  2. cd into your project.
  3. Run muhiyacode, then /login to store your API key.

Features

  • Agentic coding with guarded tools — read, search, exact edits, patches, and shell.
  • DeepSeek prefix-cache optimized: byte-stable prompts keep the cache warm across a session.
  • Plan mode researches and proposes before any mutating tool runs.
  • Autonomous goals the agent works toward across bounded, self-continuing turns.
  • Built-in subagents (explore, plan, review, general) that can run concurrently.
  • MCP servers over stdio and Streamable HTTP, with OAuth and per-tool permissions.
  • Persistent project context via root-local MEMORY.md and MUHIYA.md.

Commands

Commands are typed inside MuhiyaCode (not your shell).

| Command | Description | |---|---| | /reasoning (/effort) | Set reasoning effort (low–max) | | /goal | Set an autonomous goal | | /plan | Plan before editing | | /resume | Resume a workspace session | | /new | Start a new session | | /context | Inspect context & provider capability | | /compact | Compact the conversation | | /model | Choose or refresh models | | /login | Store your API key | | /logout | Clear your API key | | /usage | View account usage | | /permissions (/mode) | Change permission mode | | /skills | Assign skills to the next prompt | | /mcp | Manage MCP servers | | /paste | Inspect or remove pasted blocks | | /diff | Summarize the git diff | | /rewind | Restore the latest checkpoint |

Configuration

Settings live under ~/.muhiya (or $MUHIYA_HOME) and can be set with muhiyacode config set <key> <value>. Point at any OpenAI-compatible gateway and pick a concrete model and effort level:

muhiyacode config set baseUrl https://api.muhiya.com/v1
muhiyacode config set model deepseek-v4-pro
muhiyacode config set effort high

See docs/ for the full configuration reference.

Documentation

Full guides for configuration, agent design, security, and prompt caching live in docs/.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome — see the repository for build and test instructions.

Built with Go. Licensed under MIT.