lambda-symbolics/autolith
Autolith is a self-modifying general-purpose AI agent that runs as a terminal application inside a live Common Lisp image.
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Autolith is a terminal agent built on a live Common Lisp image that can observe, introspect, and modify its own code and state to adapt to user preferences and tasks. It maintains image generations that can be rolled back, and it can reload into a recovery image to diagnose and repair failures. The project includes MCP support, skills, and documentation, and ships binaries for Linux, macOS, the BSDs, and Windows.
Frequently asked
- What is lambda-symbolics/autolith?
- Autolith is a self-modifying general-purpose AI agent that runs as a terminal application inside a live Common Lisp image.
- Is autolith open source?
- Yes — lambda-symbolics/autolith is open source, released under the ISC license.
- What language is autolith written in?
- lambda-symbolics/autolith is primarily written in Common Lisp.
- How popular is autolith?
- lambda-symbolics/autolith has 500 stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find autolith?
- lambda-symbolics/autolith is on GitHub at https://github.com/lambda-symbolics/autolith.